They work really well together so it's possible to get a good amount of work done each week. They also listen to their patrons and think about good ideas and even put them into the game if it benefits the game. Last but not least they stream very often on picarto so you can see the progress. And if you can't be bothered to sit through the stream (just like me) they even record the last 12 sessions so you can watch them on demand.^^
The very early prototypes were done in Unity because that is what we used for previous games. But the workflow in GameMaker for 2D games was so much nicer that we decided to switch!
Makes sense, GameMaker is one of if not the best engine for most 2d gamedev. Switching to it from Unity is -30% development time.
Null here! I made a bunch of pixel platformers in Unity. What questions do you have? I guess the most important thing is to *not* use Physics2D, but roll your own arcadey physics with raycasts etc.damn i was gonna ask for some unity platformer programming hints
Happy to share the updates with everyone! :3
Yeah kinda related to that i wanted to know how you got around the friction issue with pressing against vertical walls while falling especially if i wanted to make a wall jump like you guys did with that one upgrade with a controlled slide when you want it, but regular falling gravity when not pressing
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