In the development phase of the game I tried to make everything suitable even for less experienced players, which is why I made the juggernaut very easy to get and did not raise the difficulty level.
In the future I want to recreate this game with better graphics/consistency and a bigger map, so that I can offer a more gradual and suitable experience for all players as in cod.
The game was created entirely on linux (kde neon) and its small size is mostly due to the graphics engine (godot) which, unlike many other engines, creates very light executables.
>Awesome!! i definitely will be playing your next game!! let me no if you need someone to beta / alpha test the game id love to.
I will, but for my next games I have something simpler in mind. Before I go back to creating complex games, I need to learn how to program more effectively and make better use of particles and lights.
>Tho to be honest have no experience at all with graphics engines or game making in general but one day id like to try at least.
If you want to start coding I recommend starting with 2d games, which are simpler and there is a lot of content to learn from. If you choose the Godot game engine, search for HeartBeast and KidsCanCode on youtube.
>I honestly wish more big mainstream developers did that! it's nice to see the indie game world embracing linux as much as possible!!.
hopefully things will improve soon and this will change :)
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In the development phase of the game I tried to make everything suitable even for less experienced players, which is why I made the juggernaut very easy to get and did not raise the difficulty level.
In the future I want to recreate this game with better graphics/consistency and a bigger map, so that I can offer a more gradual and suitable experience for all players as in cod.
The game was created entirely on linux (kde neon) and its small size is mostly due to the graphics engine (godot) which, unlike many other engines, creates very light executables.
>Awesome!! i definitely will be playing your next game!! let me no if you need someone to beta / alpha test the game id love to.
I will, but for my next games I have something simpler in mind. Before I go back to creating complex games, I need to learn how to program more effectively and make better use of particles and lights.
>Tho to be honest have no experience at all with graphics engines or game making in general but one day id like to try at least.
If you want to start coding I recommend starting with 2d games, which are simpler and there is a lot of content to learn from. If you choose the Godot game engine, search for HeartBeast and KidsCanCode on youtube.
>I honestly wish more big mainstream developers did that! it's nice to see the indie game world embracing linux as much as possible!!.
hopefully things will improve soon and this will change :)