Hello everyone!

Long story short, I have some unused game keys from Humble Bundles that I want to gift to anyone here.

Games up for grabs:

~~Penarium~~

Abalone

Sentinels of the Multiverse

Sentinels of the Multiverse - Shattered Timelines

~~Divide By Sheep~~

Prototype games from Double Fine's Amnesia Fortnight 2017

I Have No Idea What I'm Doing

x3 keys Kiln

The Gods Must Be Hungry

I also have a key to Amnesia Fortnight 2017 The Series. I'm not 100% sure if it's to the filmed mini-documentary of the event or if it includes the prototype games as well. Either way, it's up for grabs.

Amnesia Fortnight 2017 The Series

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Written by Henrique L. Alves

This week we got an article on the first in-house game developed by Unity, Valorant using Unreal Engine 5, a REALLY cool planetary Minecraft tech-demo, and much more!

I'm looking for an engine/framework to make a 2d "RPG" (no leveling, etc, akin to Link to the Past).

I actually went to University for games programming, so I understand how games work, how to code them, etc etc. I work as a Test Automation programmer for websites, and I am doing some development on JS as well on a music toy. I am experienced with C#, C++, Java and JS.

The problem I've had in the past is that the frameworks promise the world, but everything I want to start working on is hidden beneath folders and folders of stuff, and the entry point to customize the correct parts seems obscured. Or, working on OpenGL etc are too basic with basically nothing out of the box.

I just want something that will say : here's your main, here's your player character, we've taken care of the collision detection and inputs and rendering, there's no gravity. Paint the tiles on this screen, and get going.

Like the level of expertise, customisation and entry point needs to be clear (or at least there is a guide to get started that I don't have to spend hours and hours on) and the business side is cut and dry and won't cost me to start deveoping. (flat X% after $Y in sales)

I don't mind having to learn a new scripting language as long as it's not drastically different to the object oriented languages I know already. (ie : nothing in Lisp)

I graduated 2023, applied my heart out, and nobody will give me the time of day because I have no experience. Now everyone is getting laid off.

So how's your day?

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