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Experimental #PS1 Export from the Blazium Engine, into
@DuckStationSOL
What will you make? #godot #redot #godotengine #redotengine #blazium #gamedev #indedev
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Experimental #PS2 Export from the Blazium Engine, into @PCSX2
What will you make?
#godot #redot #godotengine #redotengine #blazium #gamedev #indedev
Day 10 of making a post apocalyptic game until a new single player fallout game exists Today we moved from a simple home brew engine to the Blazium engine!
Overall it is still a bit rough, but I'm pretty happy with the progress so far, its playable and a bit of fun :)
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A real database in your game, no server required. Blazium's SQLite3 module gives you prepared queries, transactions, savepoints, WAL, async backups and chunked BLOB access, from a scene node down to raw SQLiteAccess.
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#BlaziumEngine #SQLite #gamedev
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Two devs, one Blazium project, same time. The Multiuser Editor module merges GDScript edits with CRDT buffers, syncs files by diff, shows ghost cursors, and gives you Host, Editor and Viewer roles.
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#BlaziumEngine #gamedev #opensource
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Kick streamers get a native path too. Blazium's KickAPI module pulls channel, livestream and user data from the Kick Dev API in C++, runs headless for bots, and pairs with TwitchAPI for multi-platform support.
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#BlaziumEngine #Kick #streaming
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#malfoid #HarryPotter
Hermione tries to get Dumbledore to join S.P.E.W.
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Hundreds of indie games can release in the time it takes a player to finish one big game.
That’s why discovery matters so much now.
There is always something good getting buried somewhere.
#indiegames #gaming
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Sunday technically started.
Your backlog does not care.
What indie game are you sacrificing sleep for tonight?
#indiegames #gaming
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There are too many good indie games for anyone to keep up with anymore.
Which is simultaneously an amazing problem for players…
and a terrifying problem for developers.
#indiegames #gaming
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You have to pick:
A beautiful indie game with average gameplay
OR
An ugly indie game with a mechanic you’ve never seen before.
Which one are you actually playing?
#indiegames #gaming
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When I say the whole point of PokeIndie is helping small devs get recognized, I mean it. ❤️
I don’t just post games on X and move on. When devs ask, I actually play their games and try to give useful, honest feedback that can help them improve.
PokeIndie is still basically a one man operation, with a little help from a friend. We launched only a month ago and already have 128 games published.
I genuinely believe this can become one of the best communities for indie devs and players.
Thank you to everyone who’s been part of it so far. We’re just getting started. Repost this so more developers can get help from us 🚀
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Sorry for spamming today, but it's so close now!
xitter.cf/EsteranGames/status/20…
I need your support!
My wife promised me a cake for the first 500 wishlists.
We sit at 471 now! So close and I want that cake!
Please support a hungry solo dev and wishlist today so I can eat cake tomorrow! 🎂 store.steampowered.com/app/4…
I tried to avoid politics and current events, just to live in my own little world at this point my life, but this 911 transcript is heartbreaking, it's hard to read without a bit of your soul dying.
Only marry someone you can trust to love and care for your progeny
Dispatcher: Explain how she tried to commit suicide. Where is she now?
Patrick: (to Lindsay) Stay awake.
Dispatcher: How old is she?
Patrick: 31–33.
Dispatcher: Is she awake?
Patrick: Yes.
Dispatcher: Is she breathing?
Patrick: Yeah. Lindsay, what did you do to your neck?
Dispatcher: She's talking. When did this happen?
Patrick: Last half hour.
Dispatcher: How far did she fall?
Patrick: 20 feet.
Dispatcher: Is she responding normally?
Patrick: A little bit. Wake up.
Dispatcher: What part of the body was injured?
Patrick: Neck. She's breathing. Lindsay, look at me. Look at me.
Dispatcher: Are there weapons?
Patrick: I don't see any.
Dispatcher: Where are the kids?
Dispatcher: Do not move her.
Patrick: Open your eyes… Lindsay, look at me. Open your eyes.
Dispatcher: I'm going to tell you how to stop the bleeding.
Patrick: It's not bleeding — open wounds. She's in the backyard.
Dispatcher: Is there something on her neck? A knife or something? Can you put pressure on it?
Patrick: No.
(Lindsay moaning in the background.)
Patrick: Lindsay, wake up. Put pressure on the cut. Lindsay, look at me. Say my name.
Dispatcher: She's conscious. Don't move her. Tell her to be still.
(Whimpering. Sirens in the distance.)
Dispatcher: I'm going to stay on the line with you. Is there a fence?
Patrick: Right here, right here.
(First responders arrive.)
Patrick: I need you to stay — I've got to go check on my kids.
Dispatcher: Hello?
(Footsteps as Patrick runs inside and down to the basement.)
Patrick: Guys? Guys? Oh, no! Oh, no! Wake up!
(Screaming.)
Dispatcher: What is he screaming about?
Patrick: OH, MY GOD!
Dispatcher: Hello? What's going on?
Patrick: Basement! Basement! OH, MY GOD!
Dispatcher: Hello? Hello?
(Screaming.)
Patrick: AHHHHH, SHE KILLED THE KIDS!!! OH, MY GOD!
(More than 30 seconds of screaming, breaking into more screams as he finds each child.)
Patrick: DAWSON! MY BUDDY!!!!!!!!
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Dispatcher: Explain how she tried to commit suicide. Where is she now?
Patrick: (to Lindsay) Stay awake.
Dispatcher: How old is she?
Patrick: 31–33.
Dispatcher: Is she awake?
Patrick: Yes.
Dispatcher: Is she breathing?
Patrick: Yeah. Lindsay, what did you do to your neck?
Dispatcher: She's talking. When did this happen?
Patrick: Last half hour.
Dispatcher: How far did she fall?
Patrick: 20 feet.
Dispatcher: Is she responding normally?
Patrick: A little bit. Wake up.
Dispatcher: What part of the body was injured?
Patrick: Neck. She's breathing. Lindsay, look at me. Look at me.
Dispatcher: Are there weapons?
Patrick: I don't see any.
Dispatcher: Where are the kids?
Dispatcher: Do not move her.
Patrick: Open your eyes… Lindsay, look at me. Open your eyes.
Dispatcher: I'm going to tell you how to stop the bleeding.
Patrick: It's not bleeding — open wounds. She's in the backyard.
Dispatcher: Is there something on her neck? A knife or something? Can you put pressure on it?
Patrick: No.
(Lindsay moaning in the background.)
Patrick: Lindsay, wake up. Put pressure on the cut. Lindsay, look at me. Say my name.
Dispatcher: She's conscious. Don't move her. Tell her to be still.
(Whimpering. Sirens in the distance.)
Dispatcher: I'm going to stay on the line with you. Is there a fence?
Patrick: Right here, right here.
(First responders arrive.)
Patrick: I need you to stay — I've got to go check on my kids.
Dispatcher: Hello?
(Footsteps as Patrick runs inside and down to the basement.)
Patrick: Guys? Guys? Oh, no! Oh, no! Wake up!
(Screaming.)
Dispatcher: What is he screaming about?
Patrick: OH, MY GOD!
Dispatcher: Hello? What's going on?
Patrick: Basement! Basement! OH, MY GOD!
Dispatcher: Hello? Hello?
(Screaming.)
Patrick: AHHHHH, SHE KILLED THE KIDS!!! OH, MY GOD!
(More than 30 seconds of screaming, breaking into more screams as he finds each child.)
Patrick: DAWSON! MY BUDDY!!!!!!!!