GAMEE Construct Game Jam Vol. 2

From what I can tell, there's no way to test the save state mechanic. Anyone managed to have any luck with that?

I have created the data that needs to be saved, and can submit that data as save data, but I have no way to figure out how to get that data back down to me :D

Saving isn't really that important... but it sure would be a nice feature...

What is this? I mean construct 2 or 3?

Mine? 2. But they're basically the same.

OK, well my game has been submitted!

That was a lot of fun, although I wish I'd spent more than 6 days on it. Was a last minute decision whether I'd enter or not, but I'm glad I did :)

Good luck everyone!

Hi guys,

we have had a lot of request for a few more days and since we realize that making the game work with our Emulator is not the easiest thing, we decided to push it back a bit!

We are giving you a few extra days to finish your work, last chance to submit your games is until Saturday

20th of July 2019, midnight of UTC

The winners will be announced on the 26th of July, both on our website and on Scirra's Blog!

Martin

Oh man, imagine all the extra sleep I could have gotten with an additional 4 days :D

AnD4D

Sorryyyyyy :)

AnD4D

Sorryyyyyy :)

Hahahahaha! :)

An easy option is assets at Kenney at Kenney.nl

I also subscribe to craftpix.net who have great assets including spriter sets.

I would rather suggest you to buy assets.Many already would had/have been using open source assets,so it gives a very bad taste.Also using open source assets depict less seriousness of the programmer towards game development.

I would rather suggest you to buy assets.Many already would had/have been using open source assets,so it gives a very bad taste.Also using open source assets depict less seriousness of the programmer towards game development.

That doesn't really work in the game jam scene.

The Idea is that if you come up with something worthwhile you then replace the artwork if necessary.

There's more than enough free stuff out there to make something that looks decent.

Besides everyone knows if you're realllly serious you make your own assets from scratch.

> I would rather suggest you to buy assets.Many already would had/have been using open source assets,so it gives a very bad taste.Also using open source assets depict less seriousness of the programmer towards game development.

That doesn't really work in the game jam scene.

The Idea is that if you come up with something worthwhile you then replace the artwork if necessary.

There's more than enough free stuff out there to make something that looks decent.

Besides everyone knows if you're realllly serious you make your own assets from scratch.

Lol! Exactly :)