Enemy movement: The way I set up the colliders on the enemies and the way I was handling movement was draining a lot of processing. It would pretty much kill my fps with more than 30 enemies. I have optimized the way it moves and … Continue readingOptimization
Before shooing worked with randomized spray-patterns, which is something I really hated but it was just a quick implementation. *yawn* basically it sprayed bullets like in fortnight, without any set patterns, but now it has been re-designed to shoot like a *normal* shooter where the … Continue readingFixed Shooting and Added Gunspray
Single player game modes AKA Gate challenges Currently, they are only accessible through The Mainframe. This is due to the focus on releasing the demo version, so I have put my focus on finishing these game modes in the demoscene. However, I have adjusted the … Continue readingMainframe gate challenges
I DID IT!!! WE DID IT!!! Neon Valley: Revenge is out now on Steam Early Access 😀 Even released the classic day one patch… and day two… and day three patch. Going to be focusing on getting these launch problems out of the … Continue readingROAD TO STEAM PT.2
Yeah… You can say it has been a rough couple of weeks. Oddly enough, none of my problems came from Steam! It’s just that… Well, I suck at programming you see… But anyway, It all began with Steamworks Paid the submission fee and tax … Continue readingRoad to Steam pt.1
First of the many gameplay videos for Neon Valley: Revenge. With this, I wanted to showcase the combat mechanics. But there is more than what the video shows. There are six item types that can be taken on the battlefield. These are meant to … Continue readingCombat systems
Idea/concept The idea for this city, and in extension my game, is based on everything neo 80s. From Tron, neo tokyo, retrowave and the amazing genre that is cyberpunk. A bright visual design with magenta and cyan neon lights. To tie this in with … Continue readingDesigning the Mainframe
After playing the heck out of Hyperlight Drifter. I was inspired by the feeling of living technology. So I made these pulsating prisms, the lights pulse on and off with a steady rhythm. It contrasts nicely with the thunder ripping away in the background. … Continue readingAccidental art pt.3
This week I made two new art pieces, one inspired by vaporwave and the other by blade runner (This movie took it to a whole new level, F the haters) After that specific scene in the movie I just couldn’t get this image out of … Continue readingAccidental art pt.2
MOVEMENT Basic directional movement Fast movement, very snappy. Great for evasive maneuvers. Sprinting Very fast forward movement but limited directional speed. Constantly drains stamina and unable to fire whilst in sprint. Jumping The standard jump… This animation needs to be reworked too. *Adds to … Continue readingMovement systems
