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We are living off our savings, and a small grant, so we can only survive for a few months! We are now working in an office building and our main goal is to get established as a company and maybe get a publisher/funding. Only 8 teams made the cut and among those we can find the buddies of Twin Souls: Path of Shadows.
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We worked remotely in our free time, but a few months ago we were chosen to join a videogame development incubator in Barcelona.
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We are Lubiterum, a small spanish indie team of 5 people who have created some games for jams, an Android game, and even a map for Goat Simulator and a game for Spectrum lol. We play as a streaker that jumps into the field and first starts beating up the security staff and later the army and thats when the real adventure begins! Its a crazy retro arcade that allows up to 4 players (coop and competitive). This is the first image of Crazy Pixel Streaker, a project that I am making with some friends. Grab Unity, Stencyl, Construct, UE4, etc. If you have your game in your head then what is stopping you from progressing? A doc won't get you iterating! Or quickly gather teammates to help you iterate. If you are just starting, experiment first to see your weaknesses and progress. He still pretty much writes docs waiting for something to happen. He could have had a working prototype in that time and sent vertical slices to various development portals, started gaining interest for it online, etc. Over 150 pages of gameplay elements, story, literally the entire game.
A friend of mine spent a good 3 months writing an entire doc for a game 2 years ago and sent it to Shuhei Yoshida, for some odd reason. Or even fly the whole thing blind, depending on your project. When you are confident in your skills at iteration then begin preproduction. Note key elements, simplify the plot and get to experimentation. Docs are a great way to limit progress, IMO. My first project was a text-based, time-driven RPG combat simulator done in Code::Blocks.Īs for a design doc. TBH, my game has the art style it does because I can't draw ha! As Wreck said, start with simple shapes.
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