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Luckily their exposed corners are once again hidden by triangles.īuilding off of that triangle into the line we’ve already made and filling it in and we already have a huge area in which to build with no stilts at all thanks to there being no exposed corners on any part of the outer edge. I’ll demonstrate it again at a different point, you can see here that there’s a pentagon but once again the triangles on either side of it will hide all but one of its corners.įollowing along the grid hides the final corner of the pentagon like before and makes its way toward the other line we’ve made, but along the way it runs into another couple pentagons. In the case of this one you can see that it has 2 square tiles in the back and two triangles on either side hiding those corners leaving only one corner left to generate a stilt.īy using the square tiles following it to connect it together you can hide that final corner so that no stilt generates. Maziarz does appear to dabble in the occasional jam game, and I'd love to see how far he takes these delightful dioramas.Where things get more complicated is in the case of pentagons, the only way to have them on the outer edge of your floating city is if none of their corners are exposed. Polish artist Maziarz's little scene is a 3D reimagining of his previous cyberpunk mockup illustration (pictured in header), painting a Stålberg-esque tower in delightful rust and corrugated panelling. I'm immediately reminded of Oskar Stålberg's Townscaper, a procedural building toy I've been watching like a hawk for months. Thanks for the amazing topdown engine /7gp6Ql3dsD #madewithunity #gamedev #screenshotsaturday sportscar away from Hugh Laurie, chased instead by hellish hockey puck determined to sweep the floors of impurities.Ĭlosing us out this week - While not a game per-say, I do hope Krzysztof Maziarz decides to flesh this gorgeous diorama out into something playable. Pocket Wheels has that same appear but with cars, letting you pretend for just a second that you're Stuart Little drivin' his wee R.C.

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You know, the ones where you'd be jumping and shooting around the insides of a PC or some kid's bedroom, your burly spaceman shrunk to the size of an ant. I've put Pocket Wheels in this week's lineup largely as a fond callback to 'rats' maps of shooters past.

Florian Wolf - Pocket Wheels June 27, 2020 #screenshotsaturday #gamedev #madewithunity /kYTK4DUMAa Fashion Police Squad is still in development, but you can keep an eye on it over on Steam.Ī smart home can be a dangerous place. You can throw sock gnomes at strangers, though, which really makes this whole 'videogames' lark worthwhile. I'm not sure what kind of legal framework allows for this sort of rampant assault of pedestrians with leather belts, dye carbines and rocket-propelled wardrobes, mind - nor am I certain the prison industrial complex is bettered by replacing cells with catwalks. But instead of gunning down demons or cracking wise over the corpses of aliens, you're a paramilitary fashionista by the name of Sergeant Des, cleaning the streets of horrific style crimes like day-glow tees or socks with sandals. ✨ Wishlist FASHION POLICE SQUAD ✨ #screenshotsaturday #indiedev #unit圓d /NaPQgdDYaOįashion Police Squad is a retro sprite FPS in the vein of your Dooms or Duke Nukems.

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But I cannot imagine blasting strangers with a sewing kit will brighten up their style.īlast fashion criminals full of pins and needles with the Tailormade! I will admit to knowing very little about fashion, what with my wardrobe consisting of some jeans and a handful of black printed Uniqlo tees. The Serpent Rogue, a bleak little open-world that sees you navigating a diseased world full of magical beasties to concoct a cure for plague-ridden villagers. But as the camera dollies forwards, we see the plague mask, and the whole scene takes on a subtle, more sickening hue. To see this content please enable targeting cookies.įor a hot second there I thought that was a cowboy, staring out at the frontier like some sort of lightly toon-shaded Arthur Morgan. The mountain where it all started.' #gamedev #screenshotsaturday #indiedev /5iIHx81CSr I know, I know, we're all feeling the quarantine blues, but that hasn't stopped our beaky friend here from breaking into the woods. We're starting out this week's collection with a bit of sickness. This week: Dodging hoovers, a sickening forest, the cutest cyberpunk and crimes against fashion.

Screenshot Saturday Sundays! We've passed the midpoint of the year, readers, and while I'm sure this hellish 2020 still has plenty of garbage to throw our way, we can always count on this weekly dose of game dev screenshots to keep our spirits high each Sunday.