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Game Dev

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  1. Have you ever been involved with developing a game, or wanted to? Share your stories here!
  2. OOO, cool question!! Tbh, my brother, D, and I often talk about collabing on games, and even invested in a simple, starter game engine earlier this year (nothing fancy whatsoever lol). Nothing huge has come of it yet, and I doubt much will XD But it is fun!
  3. Oooohooo that's exciting! What skills would D be bringing to the table? I know you'd be handling the writing and art!

    I've been working on a game with some online friends for... seven years now?? o.o We're all big fans of the Nancy Drew franchise and are frustrated with the direction the company has taken with the most recent games, so we took it upon ourselves to make our own version! We even got Lani Minella, Nancy's voice for 32 games, to voice our main character! <33

    It's SLOW going because we're all doing this for fun on the side, and some folks have dropped out along the way. We're getting there, though!! Around 75% of the environments are done, the script is finalized, and we have about half of all the voice acting in. Next up: rendering final character sprites and music!
  4. OMG, Wolfi that's so cool!!!! I didn't even know Nancy Drew had a video game, a fan passion-project like that sounds even cooler!!

    As for what D brings to the table, our dynamic is basically, um, I handle anything "creative" and he handles the bulk of the tech-y stuff lol. We do collab on music (I'm on bass, he's on guitar), but we don't have much in that realm finalized yet ':D


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