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A level I made that demonstrates the main mechanic of the game.

Major changes in this update. I have changed the mechanic entirely. Shifting causes you to create a copy of yourself that repeats your actions. This video demonstrates how the mechanic is used in a simple puzzle. I also give a brief sneak peak into the in-game level editor that I’ve been working on.

This is some very early gameplay. The music is my original creation; everything else is a placeholder for the actual game art.

2D Procedural Generation in XNA – Part 3

Even more progress since last time. I’ve added smoothing functions to the generator, as well as choosing colors for tiles. I also, just for the heck of it, implemented a procedural sound engine that creates music on the fly (it sounds… interesting, to say the least). Danger tiles are gone for now while I figure [...]

by Vijay on March 23, 2012 in Uncategorized

2D Procedural Generation in XNA – Part 2

So I was experimenting some more with the procedural demo. I added a goal tile and danger tiles. The game uses A* pathfinding to ensure that a generated level is solvable. Source and executable are available for download below. Check out Part 1 for controls. Here are some screenshots: Download Source and Executable

by Vijay on March 22, 2012 in Uncategorized

Dimension Pre-alpha Screenshot 1

Some grass

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Sprite Concept 1

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2D Procedural Generation in XNA – Part 3

2D Procedural Generation in XNA – Part 2

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