Thanks! Everything is super compressed and most of the sprites are all around 8x8 or 6x6. A lot of the effects are just applied to the output. The cave lighting just uses layer masking to give it that cool effect.
They're different. Construct 3 is interesting because the coding is block-based. I can code normally, but it helps me get stuff together quickly and simply. It's more designed on the creative side of things. The block-based system does have quite a bit of depth, and it's great for jams. There's a free version, but if you want to do anything serious or longer, there's a 100 dollar license that gets you unlimited layers and layouts and stuff. I highly recommend it if you prefer the creative end of game dev. The engine also runs in your browser (although it has a download version for offline as well). I would at the very least recommend trying out the free version: https://www.construct.net/en.
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This is pretty cool! I don't know what else to say. Good job. :D
Thanks! I don't know what else to respond with.
My doubt is how this game capacity is less than 500kb because you add some really cool stuff in this...🤔🤔
Anyway, the game was awesome bro
Thanks! Everything is super compressed and most of the sprites are all around 8x8 or 6x6. A lot of the effects are just applied to the output. The cave lighting just uses layer masking to give it that cool effect.
ohh sounds cool, but something I didn't understand because I am just a beginner for game dev bro 😅😥
Construct 3 is better than godot??
They're different. Construct 3 is interesting because the coding is block-based. I can code normally, but it helps me get stuff together quickly and simply. It's more designed on the creative side of things. The block-based system does have quite a bit of depth, and it's great for jams. There's a free version, but if you want to do anything serious or longer, there's a 100 dollar license that gets you unlimited layers and layouts and stuff. I highly recommend it if you prefer the creative end of game dev. The engine also runs in your browser (although it has a download version for offline as well). I would at the very least recommend trying out the free version: https://www.construct.net/en.
ok I will try