Games I created.
About six months ago I finally decided to start making a solo project. Alas, of all the videogame projects I’ve worken on, none were actually finished, and I’m not talking just about Hellsand, Capestranus is still slowly working on it in his spare time, the only issue being his limited time to work on it, …
A while ago I decided to remake Burning Planets’ counters as virtual models for 3D printing, and after making them, I sent them to my dear friend Capestranus to print. Yesterday he brought me the prototype print, and I’m super happy how it turned out! The new models are a bit bigger than the ones …
Hello everyone, I’m here again in the thirteenth day of development of our sci-fi videogame, still without pictures to show, but with good news about the work! I’ve worked a lot, programming the core mechanics, and today I officially finished coding everything I could already code without further planning, so there are almost all core …
This week it’s been very busy. The shed is almost done, we’re finishing the inside, then we’ll paint a second coat outside, but nothing interesting to see until the end I guess. Then it comes the Epic Swords project, but I haven’t been able to work on it this week, because between the time spent …
Since I haven’t programmed in a while, in the last few days I decided to do a fast programming exercise: a generator that can make on the fly an endless 2D terrain. I created it in Unreal Engine, and made it with 3D models instead of the usual 2D ones, so it’s in so-called 2.5D. …
I’m very excited to bring you this new update to Burning Planets, because it’s been possible thanks to the support of a friend and volunteer! The rule book is now available in Russian too! The other updates and fixes are: Now planets and asteroids have an alternative version with space background, to match the colored …
I’ve been suggested that Burning Planets shouldn’t have just plain white backgrounds, but instead environmental art. That’s absolutely, completely true, and indeed that was a planned feature for a physical set, if I will succeed in funding the physical version of the game. The reason why I didn’t put drawn backgrounds in the free set …
Some of you have said that they’d prefer Burning Planets to be a physical game, and not need to be printed. The truth is, I developed a real version of the game before I created the free printable version you know! But for some reasons that I’m going to explain now, I preferred to create …
After quite some work I’ve managed to finish my tabletop game, named Burning Planets. Burning Planets is a strategic war game with a space colonization setting, where the players fight using fleets of spaceships to get control of planets and, in the end, become the final conquerors of a planetary system. Developing the rules for …