Small cozy village I've been working on: mushroom houses, a stump bakery, a pumpkin cottage, fireflies at night.

What I wanted to fix this time was the ground. Before, every building sat on its own little square of grass and you could see the seams. Now:

- buildings stand directly on one continuous meadow - the slab under each house is cut away, only the shadow and a few grass tufts at the walls stay

- the floor is a corner (Wang) autotile set, 46 tiles: meadow, mud, water. The noise is periodic per cell, so any two tiles join without a seam

- grass grows in tufts of 3-6 blades and sways with a travelling gust (tileable Perlin noise), each tile starts at a random frame so it never pulses in sync

- wild flowers grow in patches, mostly poppies, plus daisies, cornflowers, bluebells

- water has blinking ripple dashes and shore foam that breathes in and out

- in Godot 4 it is a real TileMapLayer with a "Match Corners" terrain set, so you can paint it with the terrain brush

Happy to answer questions about how the lighting or the autotiles work.

wanted to share some little environments I've been generating in Aseprite :)

started with trees a while ago, then got into animated water, rivers, waterfalls and all that stuff. somehow ended up building separate generators for both haha

still experimenting with different styles and environments, got a pretty big update in the works too.

curious what you guys think of the isometric look!

Water: https://mmorwynn.itch.io/pixel-water-generator-aseprite

Trees: https://mmorwynn.itch.io/pixel-tree-generator-aseprite

Me and my friends are making Cat Caffeine, a game where you run a little cat café right on your desktop 🐱☕

You can decorate your café, hire cats, unlock upgrades, pet your cats (very important), and watch your little business grow while you work or do other stuff on your PC.

We're also adding an in-game phone where you can read reviews from your cat customers, complete decoration tasks to attract reviewers, and even use a Pomodoro timer to help you focus while working!

Basically, a little café full of cats keeping you company while you do your thing.

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4681680/Cat_Caffeine/

Both games are for old Symbians phones. Any recommendations? Pls.

This is the map for Salt and Soil, a turn-based strategy game I'm making about one family on the American frontier, from 1607 to 1900.

It's built in LÖVE/LuaJIT. The terrain is a heightfield, while buildings and moving objects are sprites sharing its depth buffer.

Hey guys!

I need some help with beta testing and would appreciate any feedback about my game.

Emerji is a cozy builder puzzle game with tons of puzzle mechanics, item collections, decorations, weather effects, music, and animal friends. It’s heavily inspired by Garden Galaxy and Sokoban puzzles.

Feedback can be on difficulty/art direction/tutorials/new ideas or anything you can think of.

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/a/studiosalukie.com/g/emerji-testers
2. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.studiosalukie.emerji (tap Become a tester; it can take a few minutes after joining the group)
3. Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.studiosalukie.emerji

I'm making Meridian, an isometric multiplayer world where you can decorate your own room, meet other players and explore the building together.

I wanted the comfortable spaces and the older, stranger parts underneath them to feel like they belong to the same place. Here's a short walk through a few of them. The background characters in this clip are staged NPCs.

It's in beta on iPhone if you'd like to explore: https://testflight.apple.com/join/4sDEk5u4

I've shared my game, Harmony Strike, here before, and I got so much support from you guys. So I wanted to come back and share something exciting that happened recently.

I'm still pretty busy getting the demo ready. There's a lot I'm fixing, changing, and adding, including some new mechanics.

Recently, I reached out to Broken's Playz and he actually played it! Then he came back and played it again the next day. And over those two days, my game got more than 100 wishlists on Steam. I really wasn't expecting that!

It was my first time watching someone else play a game I've been working on for so long, and it's honestly such a different feeling.

Both videos were really fun to watch, so if you have some time, definitely check them out!

First video: I Tried This New Party Based Bullet Heaven... It Is An Absolute Blast!! | Harmony Strike

There's still a lot I need to work on before releasing the free demo, but moments like this really make all the hard work feel worth it.

And of course, a huge thanks to Broken's Playz for taking the time to play my game!

If you want to check out the game;

Harmony Strike Steam Page

Join the villagers in their effort to fix up the forest!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3832200/Save_the_Forest/

Ninth pack done, a casino floor. Free slice: roulette, blackjack, a row of slots, the cashier's cage, a prize wheel, a dice sculpture, plus walls and floor.

Priced according to my theory, which says good games should cost about 200 bucks. This one is free. The theory is having a rough week.

https://thirdangle.itch.io/casino-starter

Hey

I recently created a new trailer for my game. It beautifully showcases the new HUD size, which is much more readable than the previous version. Additionally, the new version of the game has a Polish language version, and there are plans to add Italian or Russian. The game is slowly approaching its exit from Early Access.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4546490/Arkansas_2125/

The game is currently at a very good price of $4.99 (only now in Early Access)

I loved doing this drawing. Is it because it's mostly my favourite colour? Maybe.

I know I do it to myself, but sometimes I get so overwhelmed and tired of staring at screens and these lights around me. I wish I could throw my phone and computer away, but at the same time, I can't live without it. What a fun life.

Stoked about the background too (^.^)

This is my latest isometric map! I'm really happy with the final result.

From my upcoming game Arc of Icarus: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4579540/Arc_of_Icarus/

Mostly shameless plug for my own project -- but you heard it here first!

https://isopix.app/

A fun little idle drawing app that my kids and I vibed up. Hope you enjoy it.

Eighth pack done: the other half of a hospital, an OR and a clinical lab. Free slice of it: operating table, anesthesia machine, blood analyzer, biohazard bin, a couple of lab props, plus walls and floor.

Same grid as the rest, and matched in scale to the original Hospital pack, so the two sit in one room without nudging anything.

I said a small hospital. It has an operating room now.

https://thirdangle.itch.io/hospital-surgery-lab-starter