I absolutely love diegetic ui! And just when developers/designers are really creative about how they display information instead of just being text on a screen.

So scary! Thank you for sharing, it's inspiring.

アメリカのここの状況はばかばかしくて悲しい。

Have you ever heard of Brackets? I used to use it a long time ago and really enjoyed it, but I still am stuck with VS Code.

brackets.io?lang=en

Thank you so much <3

There's also a super basic prototype up on my Itch page that anyone is welcome to download. :)

roesilej.itch.io/nekoproject

Thanks so much :)

I started wondering this after I got Xbox Gamepass for $1. There's over 400 titles for Gamepass, including a lot of indie developers. I know that it's a subscription based service, you're paying for it so I imagine that money goes to the developers. I've even wondering the same about steam sales.

That's a really good question and I've wondered the same myself. The only plausible explanations I can think of are: Epic Games pays them, that info isn't public and depends on how big the game is. Exposure, people will see their friends playing. Microtransations. And also free marketing.

Looks so good! I especially like the lighting. :)

Thanks for the feedback! I definitely need to make some improvements to level 2. The pool area is actually Level 7 or 'Thalassophobia' from the Fandom wiki, so that's why there's the sky. I'm really excited to work on an actual poolrooms level though, it's also one of my favorites. :)

Thanks! And yes you're right. It's a survival horror game that I'm making based off the backrooms fandom wiki.

I might add a level like it in the future but as of right now all the levels are from the Fandom wiki. Level 0.2 is a cool one. :)

That's a really good question. The way I do it in the game is definitely very gamey and not realistic in any way. VR goggles with AR is an interesting concept! :) In the future I might make it to where the point data is only visible through the device's screen.

Thanks so much! The idea inspired from reading Level 6: "Lights Out". I was wondering how I could let player traverse a level that has no lights including flashlights.