Off topic & small talk: Gaming Corner - All about video games (Page 15)

Bluff wrote on 07.02.2024 at 10:47 am:
ne my father-in-law is always very meticulous with all things think that everything was well stored.

i'll report what was nice there

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gamble1 wrote on 23.06.2024 at 15:26:
Good morning everyone!

Today I would like to share something special with you. I currently have a project going on where I would like to give you some insights and also need your help.
Gaming is a big part of life for some people, and for me in particular, video games have always been a part of my life from an early age. After much consideration, this ultimately led me to invest my time, together with a really small team, in the development of a game that should ultimately stand out from the crowd and bring fun and entertainment to many people in the long term.

My team is currently very small with a maximum of three people, which often means that you have to work your way into areas that you don't really master, but that you simply have to be able to do or learn, otherwise you could inevitably get to the point where nothing progresses. Unfortunately, if you look at the whole thing from a developer's perspective, you overlook many things that are very important for the gaming experience from a player's perspective - not to mention the things that don't even occur to you.

In short, I would like to share this with anyone who is interested. Of course, I'm also interested in getting feedback and realizing your ideas in the final product.
As for the actual game, it will be a horror game with realistic graphics. Everyone who is interested would get a game version and could play and test it. It is a single-player game only, which means that no data will be collected in any way, as would be the case with a multiplayer game. You can therefore test the game completely anonymously.
The development status is currently close to the first alpha version, which means you can test the basic mechanics, but it still looks very unfinished.

That's why I'll keep you up to date here and the actual tests will take place in a few weeks.

I would be delighted if anyone would like to support me in this project. And of course I also hope to provide at least some exciting insights into the development of a video game for all those who really don't feel like it.
With this in mind, please feel free to leave your feedback!

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gamble1 wrote on 23.06.2024 at 15:26:
Good morning everyone!

Today I would like to share something special with you. I currently have a project going on where I would like to give you some insights and also need your help.
Gaming is a big part of life for some people, and for me in particular, video games have always been a part of my life from an early age. After much consideration, this ultimately led me to invest my time, together with a really small team, in the development of a game that should ultimately stand out from the crowd and bring fun and entertainment to many people in the long term.

My team is currently very small with a maximum of three people, which often means that you have to work your way into areas that you don't really master, but that you simply have to be able to do or learn, otherwise you could inevitably get to the point where nothing progresses. Unfortunately, if you look at the whole thing from a developer's perspective, you overlook many things that are very important for the gaming experience from a player's perspective - not to mention the things that don't even occur to you.

In short, I would like to share this with anyone who is interested. Of course, I'm also interested in getting feedback and realizing your ideas in the final product.
As for the actual game, it will be a horror game with realistic graphics. Everyone who is interested would get a game version and could play and test it. It is a single-player game only, which means that no data will be collected in any way, as would be the case with a multiplayer game. You can therefore test the game completely anonymously.
The development status is currently close to the first alpha version, which means you can test the basic mechanics, but it still looks very unfinished.

That's why I'll keep you up to date here and the actual tests will take place in a few weeks.

I would be delighted if anyone would like to support me in this project. And of course I also hope to provide at least some exciting insights into the development of a video game for all those who really don't feel like it.
With this in mind, please feel free to leave your feedback!

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T0uchTheSky wrote on June 23rd, 2024 at 3:34 pm:

Of course we're happy to help you. But without free Psc or Interwetten codes I won't participate, haha 😂

Andre wrote on 23.06.2024 at 15:40:

I think it's really cool and interesting, but I hardly have any free minutes myself at the moment In any case, I wish you every success and will follow the process closely.

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gamble1 wrote on 23.06.2024 at 15:26:
Good morning everyone!

Today I would like to share something special with you. I currently have a project going on where I would like to give you some insights and also need your help.
Gaming is a big part of life for some people, and for me in particular, video games have always been a part of my life from an early age. After much consideration, this ultimately led me to invest my time, together with a really small team, in the development of a game that should ultimately stand out from the crowd and bring fun and entertainment to many people in the long term.

My team is currently very small with a maximum of three people, which often means that you have to work your way into areas that you don't really master, but that you simply have to be able to do or learn, otherwise you could inevitably get to the point where nothing progresses. Unfortunately, if you look at the whole thing from a developer's perspective, you overlook many things that are very important for the gaming experience from a player's perspective - not to mention the things that don't even occur to you.

In short, I would like to share this with anyone who is interested. Of course, I'm also interested in getting feedback and realizing your ideas in the final product.
As for the actual game, it will be a horror game with realistic graphics. Everyone who is interested would get a game version and could play and test it. It is a single-player game only, which means that no data will be collected in any way, as would be the case with a multiplayer game. You can therefore test the game completely anonymously.
The development status is currently close to the first alpha version, which means you can test the basic mechanics, but it still looks very unfinished.

That's why I'll keep you up to date here and the actual tests will take place in a few weeks.

I would be delighted if anyone would like to support me in this project. And of course I also hope to provide at least some exciting insights into the development of a video game for all those who really don't feel like it.
With this in mind, please feel free to leave your feedback!

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Stromberg wrote on 23.06.2024 at 17:41:

I only play console, so I probably won't be able to test this (don't have a PC either except an older laptop).


But I think the project is mega.
Everyone who likes to play games will probably have their own ideas about what they would make better in a game, what they would implement or introduce in their own game, etc.

So good luck on the way to your own game.

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gamble1 wrote on 23.06.2024 at 15:26:
Good morning everyone!

Today I would like to address you with something special. I currently have a project going on where I would like to give you some insights and also need your help.
Gaming is a big part of life for some people, and for me in particular, video games have always been a part of my life from an early age. After much consideration, this ultimately led me to invest my time, together with a really small team, in the development of a game that should ultimately stand out from the crowd and bring fun and entertainment to many people in the long term.

My team is currently very small with a maximum of three people, which often means that you have to work your way into areas that you don't really master, but that you simply have to be able to do or learn, otherwise you could inevitably get to the point where nothing progresses. Unfortunately, if you look at the whole thing from a developer's perspective, you overlook many things that are very important for the gaming experience from a player's perspective - not to mention the things that don't even occur to you.

In short, I would like to share this with anyone who is interested. Of course, I'm also interested in getting feedback and realizing your ideas in the final product.
As for the actual game, it will be a horror game with realistic graphics. Everyone who is interested would get a game version and could play and test it. It is a single-player game only, which means that no data will be collected in any way, as would be the case with a multiplayer game. You can therefore test the game completely anonymously.
The development status is currently close to the first alpha version, which means you can test the basic mechanics, but it still looks very unfinished.

That's why I'll keep you up to date here and the actual tests will take place in a few weeks.

I would be delighted if anyone would like to support me in this project. And of course I also hope to provide at least some exciting insights into the development of a video game for all those who really don't feel like it.
With this in mind, please feel free to leave your feedback!

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Julian wrote on 17.07.2024 at 13:59: I bought a Steam Deck a few days ago and I'm honestly extremely excited!

Compared to the Nintendo Switch, the game selection is really huge, there is actually the possibility to install emulators, so you could "theoretically" play old PS2 / Gamecube / Gameboy classics (of course, only a friend told me )

It's great fun at the moment, and I'm already prepared for the next long flight

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