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I'm developing a game, developing a game that I don't like to play myself. It's sad. If I had the money, I'd be working on a game I like to play.
by examango 2y ago
I'm developing a game, developing a game that I don't like to play myself. It's sad. If I had the money, I'd be working on a game I like to play.
- frankdenbow 2y agowhat would you do with the money and how much would you need?
- examango 2y agoIn fact, to be precise, it takes time. Now I trade my time for money to support my family. If there's enough time, I'd like to write a game engine in Rust that's good enough to take out cocoscretor's game engine. Use this engine to realize the Sutra of the Mountain and the Sea, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the Feng Shen Ban, the Romance of Sui and Tang dynasties... all kinds of scenarios as well as interactions I dreamed of.
- mtndew4brkfst 2y agoStrictly hobbyist here. There is nearly zero overlap between game genres I like to work on as a developer and genres I enjoy as a player. I get the itch every now and again but the stuff I like best as a player is either art-intensive (so well outside my skills) or a huge technical undertaking. What style of game is it that you're working on?
- examango 2y agoCasual tower defense style