I Made a Game That Launched NPCs Into Space (by accident) YouTube video by Gregorein

first devlog is out! i explain why NPCs launch into space and how a font made me make a game.

🔗 youtu.be/slRUmzwO764

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*i need to think. Or do some thinking. Im tired, aaaaaaa

ok but the game isn't just bugs (mostly).

here's the card hand, drag the gadget onto furniture to place it.

if spare cards could carry over, player would have more options for creative solutions, but i need to thinking more how to make secrets... secret.

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hah, all good, just the style shift gave me a whiplash x]

(if you’re able to test different models, check if you can finetune them too. API llms are so bland by design, but even a few epochs could get rid of that overeager butler vibe)

Your reply gives me uncanny vibes of llm… please tell me i am wrong

yup, it’s all default shadows for now. and i’m not sure i’ll even use dynamic lighting - i’m still before a proper art pass.

Bad North is on my mind, because the author used shaders for water waves effect. Lava is more like molasses tho, so i’ll keep sketching until i land something good and gooopy

ah i'm not keeping it as is rn, it was a logic bug anyway: the landing check happened before they actually landed so they just stood there!

but i'm trying to figure out how verticality could work, and npcs carrying each other on their shoulders actually sounds fun :]

hello world :D i'm a solo dev making Flör is Lava, a game where you save ppl running across sinking furniture (remember Lemmings?)

idk what to do for a first post... so here's a bug, where instead of going for the exit, NPCs discover space travel

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