Jul 27 2013, 6:28 pm
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Taitz
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I was thinking of entering, but it is kind of doubtful at the current time, though there is still time.
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I've updated my entry via the hub, if possible use the version available to the public for judging- ty. (Unless you want a emailed version.)
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Nobody posted pics or something else of their game yet. I'm a little scared. Am I the only one participating in this GIAD?
It would be great if people started to show their games and things like that. | |
Jittai's is finished. I'm just cleaning up the last bug or two myself. Not sure about anyone else.
Here's a tiny preview of mine:  | |
:o Looks nice.
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Thanks :) It's very... fleshy, for lack of a better word. =P Just wish I could work out why my Sounds folder isn't being included in the BYOND Executable =(
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More games need a 'defile organ' command
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Ok, I learn somthing today...
If you are going to make a game in 2 days, don't make it an RPG...U.U | |
My entry, Dentist Approved, is now available for download, for anyone who may be interested in playing.
This single player game was made in around 8 hours and uses the "microbial" theme. Enjoy! | |
My entry, Hivemind, is ready for review and whatnot.
Took approximately 20 hours. Totally failed at streaming all of it; mostly because I kept forgetting that I was streaming and ended up saying really inappropriate things... anywho! I went for the Microbial and Collectivism themes, with a twist of Personalization at the victory screen. P.s., I put lots of effort in to the death screen, so suicide at least one pretty please. Thanks! | |
Ease wrote:
My entry, Hivemind, is ready for review and whatnot. Lol niceee, creative as fuhh. It's a toss up between this one and the river crossing one. | |
"Defile Organ"
Yyyyyyep. | |
I've received two entries at the moment. You might want to email me, Ease. :P
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Argh! Totally forgot about the email part! Sorry, it's sent now.
P.s., I never knew you could have a "+" sign in an email address! | |
The local-part of email addresses (the part before the '@' in 'normal' email addresses) is entirely interpreted by host receiving the email - so the spec allows close to /any/ character in their. There's syntax for comments, for escaping, and most punctuation is just plain legal. See the RFC
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I guess I should probably actually announce some results, shouldn't I? Thank you everyone for being patient.
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