Trizzz10

Building ROSHAMBO DCCG ⚔️👊📜
The card game I always wanted to play.
Anime, AI + whatever else I’m into.

[Trizzz10 @clashkingX]

New ROSHAMBO trailer ⚔️👊📜

Build updates: UI, main cast/creature images, gameplay

Take a look send me your thoughts

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Noelle going from “I can’t control my magic” to being genuinely dangerous is one of my favorite character progressions in Black Clover

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s/o to game devs responsible for balancing games it takes EFFORT haha
#indiedev

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I made a card game and now I’m arguing with the balance of cards I PERSONALLY DESIGNED 💀

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sunday funday what's everybody up to?

for me, today is an ideation day - trying to bring more of the roshambo world to life

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The World Government is a better long-term antagonist than most individual anime villains

The problem is bigger than one person and that’s exactly why the story works

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The best AI workflow isn’t the one with the most agents

It’s the one that consistently saves you time without creating a second job reviewing everything

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lowkey think Black Clover has one of the best uses of rivalry in shonen

Asta and Yuno want the same thing but neither needs the other to fail

that's what makes it work

[Craig Weiss @craigweiss]

claude can basically do anything for you now. literally anything.

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@skpnky Yezzzzir we outchea! 🤝🙌

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@skpnky I’m hip finding ppl who will be interested and buy is a mission haha
I think trust is a HUGE part of it so I’m trying to lean into more community building/engagement and blasting content to get more eyes, so will see what happens!

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@Mangaic2 big into this show I like seeing the younger versions of the heroes - AM sky egg scene cooked >>

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@arjun_prmkmr agreed haha

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@dwardwicks winged kuriboh

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@pelloiafilippo building > marketing haha

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@cinefandomtv spiderman + wolverine // one distracts while the other helps me escape hahah

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One Piece 🏴‍☠️

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been thinking about how much easier AI has made it to get something working

but there's a weird gap between getting a prototype running and having something you're actually comfortable putting in front of strangers

the first part is faster now

the second part still takes taste, testing and a willingness to cut stuff you spent hours building

[Trizzz10 @clashkingX]

Building a game from scratch has been one of the most fun and humbling things I’ve done in a minute.

I’ve spent countless hours designing cards, building mechanics, testing balance, breaking things, fixing them, and then somehow breaking something else in the process. 💀

AI has made it possible for me to take an idea I’ve had in my head and turn it into something people can actually play. That’s still pretty crazy to me.

But I’m reaching a different stage of development with Roshambo now.

Getting the game into other people’s hands.

Up until this point, I’ve been the developer, designer, playtester, and occasionally my own biggest critic. Not exactly an unbiased sample size lmao.

Now it’s about collecting real feedback. What’s intuitive? What’s confusing? What’s actually fun? What mechanics sound great on paper but don’t translate into gameplay?

And probably the most important question: Would someone actually want to keep playing?

I think that’s where building gets interesting. You eventually have to separate what you’re personally attached to from what actually makes the product better.

I’m learning that indie development isn’t just about having a cool idea or even being able to execute it. It’s about being willing to put something unfinished in front of people, listen, and keep improving.

Still figuring a lot of this out as I go, but there’s something incredibly satisfying about building something that’s entirely yours.

Curious how other indie devs approached their first round of external playtesting. What did you learn that you weren’t expecting?