Hello Everyone: Lastweek(4/14/2017 ) on the ITCH.IO Community Game Jam Page i came across a Simulator Game Jam page where the objective is to create a simulator in 7 days. I immediately signed up as this kinda caught my interest, and the pressure to create something in 7 days to me sounded like a challenge.
Below is my Entry: Nature Walk Simulator. (Work in Progress still)
If you all have the time please try it out and give me your honest feedback.
I plan on doing a mac and linux build later this week.
https://wadester1124.itch.io/nature-walk-simulator
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Hey there,
take this as feedback from gamer and as from fellow gamedev, because I´ve way more experience in playing then in developing (only one 2D project in development, never worked on 3d so far)
- big plus for you balls of steel, it really needs dedication to jump on something like this imo
- lightning is pretty messy
it looks like lens flares are generated randomly
- after i run the game my mouse cursor got locked on my second screen
- I´ll definetly consider adding posibility of looking in other direction then you are walkig
- because of warning about not leaving the trail, i think this is not generated game, but premade enviroment, so adding actual directions on crossroads would be nice (even “stupid” like uphill//water… and so)
otherwise its nice, good job
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thanks for the feedback. Yeah i made the map with the unity terrain builder but i plan on eventually re-doing the map, adding nature stuff to explore /discover and directions on what part of an area your at like you mentioned… The lens flare is part of a image effect on the FPS controller but can definitely be re-modified. Sadly i was messing around with the Lighting on my map and now all the tress got messed up its making a white and bright shadowy outline after i cleared the GI cache in unity and re-did the autobake feature . I should have exported my project before doing that,
anyway hopefully i can re-fix what i broke over the weekend.
well i fixed the tree issue, may re-make the map and places to explore next