At Secret Exit we just released the recreation of Stair Dismount™ for Android™ phones. As you can see from the video below, we’ve been pretty busy by releasing updates for it every few weeks, adding extra ragdolls and levels to play with. The game itself is free, and part of the extra content is offered against a modest payment.
2011-06-04
Better looking anti-aliased lines with simple trick
Here’s some notes about anti-aliased lines.
For these tests of rendering anti-aliased lines my goals were roughly as follows:
- relatively high-quality anti-aliased lines (better than subsampling or postprocessing)
- simple low-tech solution extendable to wide range of platforms (e.g. not relying on availability of shaders)
- visually better consistency than what you get if you just ask graphics API to anti-alias lines for you, and you might not even get any if the hardware is lacking
- try to solve issue of anti-aliased lines showing a “roping” effect
- concentrate on case of single lines without yet going to additional complexities such as line caps or joins between multiple lines
2011-06-01
LD20: Guinea Pig Warrior
20th Ludum Dare contest was held a few weeks ago. The given theme was “It’s Dangerous to go Alone! Take this!”. I created a little platformer where the player character has a temporal projection sidekick. Check out Guinea Pig Warrior.
2011-03-05
LD19: Drill Warrior
19th Ludum Dare contest was held already back in December. Since I managed to make an entry this time, I figured out I could post about it before the next one is held, which will be probably next month.
The theme was “Discovery”. Description, downloadable Windows build and source code of my game Drill Warrior can be downloaded from the separate page about the game.