Thanks, I definitely remember seeing this (opengameart is a great resource) I think there was some reason it didn't work, probably tilesize

Also the lack of animation is unfortunate

the death animation can be repeated from Bomberman, when a character turns to coal

It's a cool effect

Wow Aseprite it's open source again?

ewww

It’s always been shared source

I usually use libresprite: https://github.com/LibreSprite/LibreSprite

its just a fork from the last Open Source Aseprite

Though I don't think it's bad or unreasonable Aseprite's license, it's just that for a while I had no money to spend on tools for working on stuff, so I've had to go with something I can get for free, and that tends to be what I like to use because it's universally available.

There’s also Pixelorama, the Godot one. Looks really good.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/abitawake/helms-of-fury/description Very nice campaign page. We might be able to iterate our way to the same level of polish over the course of the next month.

Landon @superjoebob the sole developer of Duck Game just retweeted our Ks and backed us at a high level tier 💫

we're fully funded in 5-10 regular backers

Damn, he's such a cool dude ❤️

There is this app for Android and iOS called pixel studio which I really like. I like drawing my ugly pixel arts while sitting on my couch with my ipad so it makes it easy. You can use most of the functions in free tier.

oh

almost

Might cross over today 🫣

Btw, Sussy Fish is part of Fish Folk or just a fan game?

It was not mentioned anywhere, but I found it

It runs on Unity

It’s part of it, but since it was made in Unity it’s considered a discontinued prototype, since we can’t do the whole thing open source. It’ll be remade in Godot or Bevy eventually.

I can't imagine how you can develop so many games at once

To maintain a good quality of each game is quite difficult

98,9% ... let's goooooo

Hey there! Super excited to have been introduced to your project and to join your community. I came across the kickstarter and was excited to see the goal of Fish Folk to create an open and modular gaming ecosystem that can live forever. For the past two years, I’ve been researching and working on technology to accomplish this same goal, through the removal of trusted, centralized infrastructure typically necessary to enabled multiplayer and shared contexts in games. The culmination of this has been the development of Dojo (dojoengine.org) which provides a framework and toolchain for creating game logic that can be permissionlessly extended and propagated perpetually. Looking forward to learning from you all