I made this game in my spare time during my summer break. I started with a few basic shapes and worked out the rest. It’s addictive and a lot of fun. I’ve been playing it since the beginning of February.
Ive been playing it since the beginning of February.
So many great games can be made in your free time. I bet you can too. If so, good for you.
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In the first month of the Kickstarter campaign for the game 8-bit Icon Constructor, the developers have been uploading videos of the game’s design process to YouTube. Now we’re going to take this a step further and take a closer look at some of these videos. The first video shows a young game designer from the game’s creator meeting with the game’s art director, and the second video shows one of the game’s lead artists discussing the game’s visual style.
This video shows us what the game looks like with a few key moments; the game’s visual style is extremely detailed. It looks great, but the game’s lack of detail does seem to make it far more frustrating. The reason for this is that the game’s visual style is so detailed that it’s almost as if it’s as if the developers are painting the game as much as they’re painting the game’s design.
The video also highlights the games lead artist making the game feel as if it is being painted by hand. The lead artist, who is also one of the game’s lead artists, talks about color theory and how much he loves to play with it. For example, he explains the color red as a mix of red, blue, and yellow.
The lead artist talks about the color red in this game as the “color of blood and sorrow”. This is similar to the way the lead artist talks about the color red in Darksiders, the second game in the series. It’s the color the blood of the dead players of the game is painted. This is similar to how the lead artist talks about the color red in Diablo III, his favorite game of all time.
It’s definitely a game of color for 8-bit icon builders. The developers of 8-bit icons have been working on this game for almost two decades, so their color choices really are quite a lot. The colors they choose are meant to evoke a feeling of melancholy, but also feel like they’re part of a larger palette of colors.