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Been playing some of that there Final Fantasy X... It aged surprisingly well, all things considered! I'm having a grand old time. Hopefully, Square Enix gives traditional turn-based gameplay a chance in the future -- while I loved FF7 Remake, there's room for both styles.

Good point! A new dedicated channel was added to communicord to help with that. :)

The blog is up! https://www.destructoid.com/--592584.phtml#post

I'm writing one as we speak!

Hopefully things calm down on your end!

It's an opportunity to learn ;) And it's possible to think outside the box too. Someone we know was interested in possibly making a board game.

Oooohhh shiiiiit. What's up Randy?

nice

The kids can have a little sip this time, as a treat! Thanks for joining!

This is a follow-up to my recent poll, since I got promising results there! I have created a game jam on itch.io, planned between June 21 and August 21. The goal is to, as a team of the size of your choice, finish and submit a game during this time period. BUT! It must follow a theme that will...

Wow... that's wack. First I've heard of paid game jam games to begin with.

While that sounds absurdly cool, I'm not sure how we could submit a board game on itch.io, which I was thinking of using to regroup all entries :( Maybe we could keep a spreadsheet on the side for non-video games?

Maybe it'd be interesting if I made a blog beforehand talking about a few tools I find useful? DeScruff's also got mad Game Maker experience.

I'm so happy to hear that! Thank you so much :)

Yeah, that's totally fair! It's looking likely that it would be a summer-long thing, which could be fun to follow with dev updates and what not :)

Novel buddies! How far are you in yours?

Almost finished Super Mario 64! The unfortunate reality of this game is that its two least interesting levels are at the very end -- Tick Tock Clock and Rainbow Cruise. In a very non-linear game, ending with two very linear levels that have you repeating the same actions over and over is a...

It's easier than you think contributing without any precious experience! Ludum Dare was my first game-making experience -- it helps to have someone in your team who's gone through the song and dance before, though.

While everyone's stuck at home, I figured it could be fun to make a Destructoid game jam! Just putting a poll in here to see who'd be interested in participating in one. What is a game jam? It's a contest where teams challenge themselves to make the best video game they can in a limited amount...

I'm interested to learn more about that Mario 3 hack. What's its name, what is it like?