#Desktop Game Development

[webmobrilinc24]

AI plays a crucial role in desktop game development by enhancing gameplay, automating processes, and creating more dynamic experiences. It helps generate realistic NPC behaviors, adapt game difficulty in real time, and personalize player interactions. AI also streamlines asset creation with procedural generation and assists in debugging through automated testing, making the development process more efficient and engaging for players.

[webmobrilinc]

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[flameout56]

My first post here in Tumblr. This features an upcoming game that I wanted to make featuring the Shimeji desktop pet characters.

It's a 2D platformer where you can play as a Shimeji, or any other characters if you mod them in! This game's main focus is being modified by the community. Heck, even to be completely Open source at launch. (Yes, it means this game is non-profit. Just made for fun.)

So far as seen from this video shows one of the mechanics where the Shimeji will slam down to the ground when pressing down in mid-air.

If there's an enemy below (that isn't wearing anything spiky), then it will make the Shimeji to bounce higher than just jumping onto them!

So, stay tuned for more news about to game. I might upload more frequency here to show some progress on it.

The game's name is "Shimeji Adventure".

[yellowafterlife]

I wrapped up a new GameMaker extension!

This one lets you have more than one window in your game!

Can be used for purely utilitarian matters, or for novel game mechanics, or a variety of "fourth-wall" tricks. I'm sure that people can come up with more creative uses than I did.

Links: itch.io · source code

[alocad4]

Diseño web

¡Hola! Les dejo mi servicio de diseñadora web, si me ayudan a compartirlo les agradecería. <3

[ginzburgjake]

if you ever wondered what learning programming is like

[harutofun]

My PC is finally back and the problem was:

My RAM is broken. Just one, but enough to make everything kinda funky. I'll buy a new one to go back to 8GB (*￣∇￣)ノ

At least now I can test if my game will run on a PC with the same Setup as I have but with 4GB...

[incwebmobril]

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[appcurators]

"Brewing innovation, one line at a time. ☕💻

For us, every feature starts with a sip of coffee and a spark of clean code.

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[icemanzek]

Free Floppy desktop wallpaper! Also doesn’t lose quality when zoomed in for mobile/tablet.

Check out the other colours here or visit itch.io to play The Handbook for Broken Computers!

[jcmarchi]

Best Games of 2024 (So Far) And Anger Foot Review | GI Show

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Best Games of 2024 (So Far) And Anger Foot Review | GI Show

In this week’s episode of The Game Informer Show, the crew attempts to highlight the best games of 2024 that have launched between January and July. This is not all-encompassing. Rather, it’s more a conversation about this year’s early standouts and other releases we plan to visit before our official Game of the Year discussions in December. Before we properly dive in, Marcus breaks down his review of Anger Foot, developer Free Lives’ new first-person shooter. Afterwards, Alex highlights a small desktop game (literally) called Rusty’s Retirement. We hope you enjoy this episode and find new games to play!

Follow us on social media: Alex Van Aken (@itsVanAken), Kyle Hilliard (@KyleMHilliard), Marcus Stewart (@MarcusStewart7)

The Game Informer Show is a weekly gaming podcast covering the latest video game news, industry topics, exclusive reveals, and reviews. Join us every Thursday to chat about your favorite games – past and present – with Game Informer staff, developers, and special guests from around the industry. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app.

Matt Storm, the freelance audio editor for The Game Informer Show, edited this episode. Matt is an experienced podcast host and producer who’s been speaking into a microphone for over a decade. You should listen to Matt’s shows like the “Fun” And Games Podcast and Reignite, a BioWare-focused podcast. 

The Game Informer Show – Podcast Timestamps:

00:00:00 – Intro

00:03:29 – Anger Foot Review

00:18:36 – Rusty’s Retirement

00:30:06 – Best Games of 2024 (So Far)

01:34:51 – Housekeeping

[flameout56]

Soon, you'll get to play this with your friends.

In the upcoming update, Multiplayer will arrive on Shimeji Adventure!

So far, here are the Player Tags assets.

(This is the speed from Adobe Animate itself. It'll be different when ported in-engine.)

[rahilonlinestore]

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[thegreatyin]

What, precisely, is fallen London, and how can I play it? Ive been told it's a browser game, will it work on my phones browser or only my computer's?

SWEEPS EVERYTHING OFF MY DESK. SLAMS MY HANDS ON THE COUNTER. you're in luck because advertising this game is apparently my specialty.

fallen london is a free browser game that works on anything with an internet connection!! laptops, phones, tablets, the decade old 3ds you have stashed in the back of your closet- if you can open a web browser, you can run fallen london. the UI obviously differs between desktop and mobile, and desktop has the benefit of extensions that can make your life marginally easier, but that's all a strictly optional affair.

as for the game's actual contents; fallen london is a text-based horror game closely reminiscent of classic "choose your own adventure" books. you play as a new arrival to an alternate history version of victorian london that now flourishes in a deep, dark, marvelous (and more than slightly eldritch!) cavern known as "the neath", with the goal of making your name and ultimately pursuing one of the four possible ambitions that brought you here to begin with. along the way you encounter a wide variety of strange and inexplicable things, including but not limited to;

men with the faces of squid (who are not truly men)

actual real soul-stealing devils (who originate from Actual Real Hell, which is also london's next door neighbor)

snakes that are eternally bound to the realm beyond mirrors (who have an infamous feud with sapient talking cats)

treacheries of time, law, and all that which the gods hold dear (including the ability to bypass death itself)

sirens who are convinced they're dead (in a place where, as stated, death is easily bypassed)

sentient landmasses that get REALLY annoyed if you don't pay your taxes on time (and are also single and ready to mingle)

fabric that is not fabric (which is held in quite high value by certain giant bat monsters)

spiders that eat eyeballs (but are, fortunately, easily distracted by shakespeare)

genres of colors you didn't think possible (in seven fantastical flavors!)

batkissing (not canonically, but in our hearts)

batfucking (this is, somehow, marginally more canon than the above thing)

batmarriage (no.)

batdivorce (in comically large spades)

The Hat Man (who's in love with and yearns to become like a sentient island)

gay people (a lot of them)

trans people (also a lot of them)

doomed love, in all possible forms (as well as those who try and collect it)

this thing (this thing)

and last- but certainly not least-

a pitiful hope that perhaps, just perhaps, all shall one day be well. (even when you know it won't be.)

it's a game with lore as deep as the ocean, and a staggering wordcount (4.5 million!) to boot. it's not perfect, but it's something i've grown to love deeply, and in my experience? if it doesn't click for you, that's understandable. but if it clicks for you, it really does click for you. i recommend it to anyone and everyone who so much as looks its way. who knows! it may just surprise you 🦇☀️🦀🌃

as a further incentive, here are some out-of-context items and excerpts:

as stated, you can play it right now for free at fallen london dot com. there is a subscription and a small bounty of microtransactions on offer if you want to support the development team, but at no point is this ever required, and you will be playing for years before you reach the end of stuff to accomplish. all major content updates are free and available to all players, and FOMO to this day remains virtually non-existent. as once again stated, the browser specs are non-existent. if you can run google, you can run fallen london.

so head on down!! give the neath a try!! follow admiralty orders and dump a bunch of bombs directly into the zee (underground sea) whilst accidentally waking up a giant grieving sea urchin that screams fire and violently pursues your demise!! (that's what we're all doing right now, anyway.)

if the browser game isn't for you, there's also other outlets with which to explore the universe. you can find the spinoff games Sunless Seas, Sunless Skies, and Mask of The Rose available to purchase right now on steam, and there's recently been a very successful kickstarter to adapt the game into a TTRPG. it looks very cool so far. im very very very excited for it :)

in lieu of having to come up with a conclusion for this ask, im instead going to direct you to the MoTR stupendium song (which you'll find linked below). it says far more and advertises far better than i could ever dream of. also, it's a straight bop, and "all ends/swords pens" has lived rent-free in my brain for months.

welcome to the neath, delicious friend. we hope you enjoy your stay ❤️