Well, just found out this is compulsory and figured I should stop watching south park, so here is my Dev Blog for the F4D :D
So, at first I figured I would make my game 2d, so I started up gamemaker then realized I can't as I reinstalled my OS and lost my key so Blender it is :D. I figured I'd have a go at realistic graphics for once, so first thing to do was take photos of lots of people and items so I can model them. It turns out not many people want to pose for photos and then get recreated in the computer, so I'm the main character of the game :D.Next was coming up with a semi-realistic storyline to accompany the graphics, and so I just came up with a dumb plot and went with it. At the beginning I realized I want the game to have more than 10 minutes of game-play, and also have choices that change entire parts of the game. I then plotted it all out using Bubbl.us, a pretty good mind map creator. In the end I also wrote my script in there as well.I realized that my previous games didn't have much gameplay, so I wanted to change that. This game is going to be 3rd person, and have proper fighting and running and stuff like that :D.After about 4.5 weeks I've come up with this:
That… that looks awesome and I kinda want to play it
Looks really interesting actually. The screenshots escalated pretty quickly from you fighting a tree to you cutting the head off of a alien spidermonkey haha.
Sorry to bump this but I though it was hilarious :D.
jeez you really are talented for your age.
if you keep working like this, i can't even imagine the type of stuff you'll be dishing out in the next 5 or so years.and here i am, just barely being able to code physics for 2d objects in my games.also, looking at that 4th screenshot. it reminds me a lot of some of Telltale's games
if you're not familiar with them, they make point and click adventure games, they are responsible for games like 'The Walking Dead' and 'Sam & Max'.which makes me kind of want to see a point and click adventure game from you at some point tbh. it certainly would be interesting to say the least.Thanks you guys, i really appreciate the encouragement, and hopefully the game lives up to expectations :).
@JIDThanks, and Telltales games are actually what inspired me to add those sort of options :). I wouldn't consider this a point and click game, but I might make one in the future as that might be fun :DI've upgraded the graphics for the options menu btw: