Zeff Dev

I'm curious. I've never posted about my game on Instagram or TikTok. Do you think it's easier to find players on those platforms than on X?

I've been thinking about this lately, so I'm a little unsure whether posting and getting likes on X are important. Maybe using other platforms or contacting streamers is more important.

Once you fix the power source, 'they' somehow notice and rush toward the room. You have to finish the repairs before the barricade breaks. #gamedev

Thanks and hey I think I saw your game on Reddit. Nice to see you here!

A grid based inventory system could be a key part of my game. I'm thinking about how to simulate repairing broken electrical equipment and this system could work for that. #gamedev

Haha right!

I'm not sure you like horror survival game but here!

I feel like I keep seeing the same kinds of posts. Wishlist milestones, breakdowns of why a game succeeded, and devlogs. I imagine people get pretty tired of seeing them so I've been wondering how to stand out. I guess making a good game comes first. Honestly that's hard too.

Added noise to prop interactions. So you need to be more careful when collecting items. Otherwise enemies can use that noise to search for you.

Wow… this is not just a trailer, a short movie. So goose bumped in the part, robot vacuum cleaner, I felt this represents AI, cleaning the dirty hand draw painting on the floor

Right. They still buy you some time since the enemy has to move obstacles out of the way or break down doors

Now you can't stop the enemy from chasing you with just a laundry cart. And you can't escape just by closing a door either. #gamedev

Working on placing blockout props in the rooms and I think I quite like the vibe. #gamedev

Working on level design for the demo using vision, lights, and blockouts. Really happy to see it getting closer to what I had in mind little by little. #gamedev

Level design is really hard. It feels like I'm cooking. I have some systems to cook with, like inventory, enemy, and combat, but the result can be totally different depending on how I combine and balance them.

While the enemy is chasing you, closing a door just buys you a little time. Now they can break down doors if they can hear noise on the other side. #gamedev

A closed door won't always keep you safe. Make enough noise, and creatures can break it down. #gamedev

Notes and messages on the laptop help you understand what's happening here. Reading them can also update your quest journal. #gamedev