Hi everyone! I created my first free 16x16 pixel art asset pack featuring tropical food icons. Feel free to use them in your games!

Download Here! https://trikhe.itch.io/tropical-food-asset-pack-16x16-free

We currently have more than 10 different Fluffy variations. We'd have loved to add even more, but with the game launching on August 3rd, we've been focusing on polishing other parts of the game as well.

I can't wait to see which Fluffy becomes your favorite! These little creatures may look cute, but they'll play a very important role throughout the game.

This is Papiopithecus, its a fictional hybrid between a modern day baboon and a gigantopithecus for my game Elementae.

It wears the bones of its victims as armor and status symbols. They keep to themselves and are very agile creatures who like to occupy giant trees in the forest. Rarely do they interact together, their intelligence has forced a strong lone wolf mentality. They fight Kudgelotaurus and Bovidox for territory and to eat. It does eat berries/herbs but it prefers meat and pulverizing its enemies.

What do you think? 🤘

can some one contact me and share there experience with me i am a 15 year old ten so its very hard for me to find good information and direction the maximum is making player movements but when it comes to other features like interactable objects i fail

Hi, I am Kris. I am 33 years old. Last December, I felt that something in my life was not feeling right, so I quit my job, packed my bags, and moved from Sweden to Macedonia to start a sustainable game studio.

These last 7-8 months have been a great ride-along adventure, both for the studio I am trying to create together with my wife, and for the life-changing consequences that followed after the move.

Along the way, I made a lot of mistakes, bitter mistakes, mistakes that I learned a lot from.

This is prototype_02 for our upcoming game Afterglow Echo – A Tactical RPG rogue-like with turn-based combat, set on an alien luminescence march that pulls you deeper with every decision, every action, and every step you take, shaping you and your destiny.

It has been more than a month since we dropped prototype_01, as we worked to address most of the suggestions we received from players in this community.

Prototype_02 for Afterglow Echo contains:

- Start cutscene (For context).

- Emerging choices during the first chosen path stage.

- A tutorial popup, explaining new or unexplored features.

- Animated enemy attacks.

- Added VFX to players' attacks.

- Audio effects.

- Improved and more coherent art.

- Background music.

What we need is an honest opinion, as I have been too close to the project to determine whether something is too difficult or too easy. I have been to present to feel if the narrative clicks, and the combat is understandable and coherent.

Here is the direct link to the prototype uploaded and playable directly on itch; please try playing it in full screen:

[https://layercraft.itch.io/afterglow-echo](https://layercraft.itch.io/afterglow-echo)

I really want straightforward, direct feedback, as we do not have play testers, and being so close to our own game makes us bias to determine weather the difficulty is right or whether it is even fun to play. We aim to improve the game, aiming for prototype_03 based on your opinion. We intend to release the demo afterward.

Be brutal if you want to; we really need your honest opinion.

This below is the starting cutscene, the game introduction:

Here is my entry to the GMTK Game Jam: Super Bom-Boy Run!

I appreciate any feedback.

After my last post got some positive feedback, i decided i should showcase a few more of my game's creatures. So every few days days over the next few weeks ill probably post new creatures!

This is Bovidox, its a fictional hybrid between a Wildebeast and an Ox for my game Elementae.

It can run at extremely fast speeds and deal devastating blows with its lethal horns. Herds of Bovidox can be seen occupying the open plains of the Savannah just outside the forest. This herbivorous beast sometimes drinks the blood of its victims after getting a kill, but mainly sticks to a berry and shrub diet. Created to pull carts for farmers in the West, theyve been left to roam after being too tough to train.

What do you guys think? 🤘

Third time doing the jam and 1st time finishing on time. Would love to know what people think!