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PlayMaker News => User Showcase => Topic started by: Ticked_Off_Pixel on January 19, 2013, 09:26:09 PM
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Hello folks!
I just finished my first 'game' in Playmaker.
Play it here: http://www.kongregate.com/games/ticked_off_pixel/pale-blue
It's actually just a prototype that I came up during my studies of Playmaker and Blender.
I focused a lot more in the softwares than in actually making something with a story.
Please, check it out and rate it 5 star! A little share in Facebook can't hurt either :)
And let me know what you think, and what could have been done to make it better!
C ya.
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Looks pretty good but i'm curious what you plan to do with it... is it going to be a "sim" like game? a strategy game? a solar system emulator?
also, (and this is probably going to sound harsh but that is totally not the intent) what are you doing to keep the player playing? a lot of games tend to succeed because it finds a way to make the player want to keep playing (whether that be story, game-play, etc) and quite a few games don't succeed because they can't keep the player's attention for very long (or they become repetitive with little reward to the player.)
You've got a very good start going but it's begging for something more and i do like what you've got.
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Thanks, Red!
I'm planning on doing an Apocalypse game, where the player can choose all forms of destruction (Nuclear War, Flood, Earthquake, Asteroids, etc) but i haven't yet stopped to plan the details, to keep the player playing, as you said.
This is a huge problem, usually overlooked by newer game designers. With Unity and Playmaker you can make a fast "interactive system", but to do a "game", a lot more planning and dedication is needed.
Since I don't have someone to help me with art (my weak point) I keep on studying and doing these short "interactive systems" waiting for the right time to try for something more complex and playable.