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COCOON creator Jeppe Carlsen “I never compromise on playability”

PreMortem.Games

Complex feature The core concept of worlds within worlds was the first feature prototyped for Cocoon, undergoing substantial improvement and iteration. Carlsen: “When Jakob and I founded the company, we did that first Coccon prototype over the course of 3-4 months. Cocoon’s development journey spanned a challenging 6.5

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How Rubber Duck Games developed a boss fight in Evil Wizard

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In this guest blog, the Rubber Duck Games team breaks down the journey to developing a boss fight for Evil Wizard – from design and prototyping to animation, testing, balancing, and finalizing the visual effects.

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Ascent of Ashes dev switches to Godot halfway development “Not as chaotic as Unity”

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One with ruins of a collapsed civilization, where you have to fight through raiders and remnants of that civilization to claim your spoils. Identify key features you need your engine to support, make some prototypes and see if Godot suits you and your game. Exceedingly difficult The team first built the game in Unity.

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COCOON creator Jeppe Carlsen “I never compromise on playability”

PreMortem.Games

Complex feature The core concept of worlds within worlds was the first feature prototyped for Cocoon, undergoing substantial improvement and iteration. Carlsen: “When Jakob and I founded the company, we did that first Coccon prototype over the course of 3-4 months. Cocoon’s development journey spanned a challenging 6.5

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Enticing mix of genres in Ghibli-inspired The Brew Barons by Lifetap Studios

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As avid fans of Studio Ghibli’s animated movie Porco Rosso, Rob Hartley and Diccon Yamanaka were inspired to create a game about seaplanes flying around in a beautiful Mediterranean setting. As we were prototyping there was still a feeling the game needed more action. But that’s not all. The Brew Barons also features aerial combat. “As

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En Garde! by Fireplace Games is the right blend of cheesy, slapstick and endearing

PreMortem.Games

With graphics that wouldn’t look out of place in a Dreamworks animated movie and sword fighting action that would make Zorro blush. The developers of Fireplace Games made an early prototype of the game while still in school, but are now well on their way to release it as a full-fledged game.

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Ascent of Ashes dev switches to Godot halfway development “Not as chaotic as Unity”

PreMortem.Games

One with ruins of a collapsed civilization, where you have to fight through raiders and remnants of that civilization to claim your spoils.” Identify key features you need your engine to support, make some prototypes and see if Godot suits you and your game. Exceedingly difficult The team first built the game in Unity.

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