Spring 2.5D game for Global Game Jam?
Posted: 17 Jan 2017, 09:08
Hey guys,
Almost a year after I released the Magnetonics(thread) Spring game, the only guy, that I know, who made a video review of my game was interested in creating a simple RTS for the 2017 Global Game Jam(GGJ). Something in the vain of "Castle Blood Automatic" mod for Age of Empires 2. Though he wants it to have a 2.5D isometric game.
I was unsure if that was possible timewise. As GGJ is only 48 hours. Considering that pathfinding is the biggest hurdle of RTS game development. Other than AI. Though he wants to get around that factor by having at least a 1vs1 human versus human in the prototype first.
Unless we still use a 3D RTS engine like Spring, which is RTS game engine that also has multiplayer built in. What do you think?
Is it possible to create 2D sprite animations by replacing strategic icons with Lua? Make a prototype in under 48 hours ~non-stop?
[Edit] One year later... Just in case, here is the game on the GGJ site - https://globalgamejam.org/2017/games/tr ... ng-surfers
Almost a year after I released the Magnetonics(thread) Spring game, the only guy, that I know, who made a video review of my game was interested in creating a simple RTS for the 2017 Global Game Jam(GGJ). Something in the vain of "Castle Blood Automatic" mod for Age of Empires 2. Though he wants it to have a 2.5D isometric game.
I was unsure if that was possible timewise. As GGJ is only 48 hours. Considering that pathfinding is the biggest hurdle of RTS game development. Other than AI. Though he wants to get around that factor by having at least a 1vs1 human versus human in the prototype first.
Unless we still use a 3D RTS engine like Spring, which is RTS game engine that also has multiplayer built in. What do you think?
Is it possible to create 2D sprite animations by replacing strategic icons with Lua? Make a prototype in under 48 hours ~non-stop?
[Edit] One year later... Just in case, here is the game on the GGJ site - https://globalgamejam.org/2017/games/tr ... ng-surfers