Quiet for a while.
Studied AI to turn my old screenwriter's words into a real game.
And it's actually working.
CHESSBLOOD
Currently on polishing and graphics.
This will take time.
In the meantime, I show you part of my workflow.
Follow if you like chess, humour and a body count
@RisingSunInt_ Same here. The tool needs to stop exploiting me. It was supposed to be the opposite, but Terminator warned us, only not through sleep deprivation. 🥱
@shunyamgupta@IshanJoglekar This is the best use of the tools: keeping a table ritual alive when the table is far away. A real card game that still works on a screen was already a good idea.
Have fun guys, and best wishes for a speedy recovery.
@AmberwindGames Looks like you are reaping the fruits of your hard work.
*ba-dum tss*
Ok, sorry — don't ban me, I couldn't help myself!
Kudos for the persistence and the cozy, cute look of the game.
@brvchss No coding background and still shipping the game + a career mode + a track maker. You are living proof that vibe-coding is just a tool — creativity and perseverance are the real assets only a few can offer the market.
Game engine?
@khushiirl "Something real in minutes" is kind of a stretch maybe 😅, but the hours I lose in the loop in front of the screen — and the addictive satisfaction — is something playing a videogame never offered me.
Let's go! 💯
@ESYdotcom This place is smart, useful and fun at the same time.
The present is less and less about the tool, and more about who still finishes something people want to play.
Really appreciate your initiative.
Can't wait to list my games when ready.
@EconAdept@jeremykauffman@GooglePlay@AppStore Creating what you think is right is the best way to fix the world.
Trying to do the same with a no-deck-building, no-freemium card game.
Taking inspiration from the old card games our grandparents played with friends.
@thaw_tran I respect people who share the number. A finished game has always a real bill. Money and tools help, but effort, discipline and taste are still the most important assets.