10-03-2020, 07:26 PM
I decided to try (for the fourth time) to get into game development, and finally have met with some small order of success.
I've been using Foss (GDevelop, Gimp, Audacity) and made a few small simple games while exploring and learning about the softwares I'm using. They aren't very good, but they are (slowly) improving. I pride myself on making games almost exclusively out of public domain assets (with appropriate attributions). So far everything I've made is 100% free; I don't really feel like at my present skill level the games are worth selling, but perhaps in the future.
I have an account on itch that I've been using to generate traffic for my website. I also have an account on Jolt, but I don't like it as much and haven't been keeping it up to date. The interface just seems clunkier and the service is a bit slower too.
I look forward to trying more advanced game engines like Unity or Unreal and other tools like Blender when I can finance a workstation that isn't from the Paleozoic era.
I've been using Foss (GDevelop, Gimp, Audacity) and made a few small simple games while exploring and learning about the softwares I'm using. They aren't very good, but they are (slowly) improving. I pride myself on making games almost exclusively out of public domain assets (with appropriate attributions). So far everything I've made is 100% free; I don't really feel like at my present skill level the games are worth selling, but perhaps in the future.
I have an account on itch that I've been using to generate traffic for my website. I also have an account on Jolt, but I don't like it as much and haven't been keeping it up to date. The interface just seems clunkier and the service is a bit slower too.
I look forward to trying more advanced game engines like Unity or Unreal and other tools like Blender when I can finance a workstation that isn't from the Paleozoic era.