A look at some of the projects I’ve worked on!
– Tom
ScareJam 2015 (24 Hour Game Jam)
This was a game jam project in which me and a friend created a 2d sidescrolling hack and slash game. The theme of the game had to be halloween with various smaller themes/modifiers available to alter the gameplay. We chose hospital as a modifier and it turned into creating a room based hospital zombie game that you see above. The game took around 14 hours to make out of the 24 hours available.
Please take a look above.
– Tom
Project Conquer Update – Test NPC’s, Tooltips…
This update mainly showcases new additions mentioned in the previous post but in video format for you lazy people! However just before you click off it does show off some additions I did last night and this morning you can watch the video below.
I hope you enjoy this video, and let me know if you like the commentary style or I can just do videos with audioswap in a trailer style although its harder to explain the features.
Thanks for reading and watching
-Tom
TomInbound@gmail.com
Adding new features creates interesting results (ARROWS GLITCH)
Yes that’s right Project Conquer isn’t dead I just now develop it when I feel like it so I can work on my Youtube channels, however I thought it’d be cool to show off this arrows glitch while I’m making it!
-Tom
Trying out Timelapses for Project Conquer Videos
A video showing a chest bug as I created them!
A video showing a timelapse of building a basic model for Project Conquer!
DualShooter Gameplay (my student project from 2014)
DualShooter was a pc game (later ported to mobile for personal use) that I made in November of last year. I never uploaded any footage because I was unsure about whether it could be uploaded. Since its been marked I feel like I can show you footage of the game. It was in development around 2/3 months.
Project Conquer Alpha 0.2.4
I’ve been relatively silent on project conquer which was rapidly making progress, because I put it on creative hold 3 weeks ago. This is so that I can fine tune the direction I want to take the game in. I want to make sure that the goals are carefully laid out ahead, so that the project does not go off course and prevent it from trying to add unnecessary elements. To make up for this I have made the Trello Page public, and you can vote on elements you wish to see prioritized. This page can be viewed here.
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