Also, since we had mixed success with Katana Shoujo, with people going missing or somehow not getting things to us and with people often not being able to do anything, I felt it was better to downsize the project into something more basic.Īlso, for selfish reasons, I wanted to work on a networking project and finally dig my fingers deep into sockets. We don't have any specially trained designers, and with our not really great success with designing for Katana Shoujo, the actual game system could be messy to adjust and test if we didn't have specific people dedicated to design. However, I'm worried that card games could get overcomplicated way too fast. I think this could've been better suited for us, and something to consider for the future.
Another option was to just make a new TCG by scratch.
#Emacs tetris screen size software#
Just having people show up with some software installed and ready to go was already an A+ grade for effort, and I don't think I could ask for much else. Some random screenshot I found of Dueling NetworkĪnd with these people too, you couldn't expect them to do any prep work for you, so trying to get people to play Yugioh was out of the question. I know a lot of us on the team didn't play Yugioh, so making a remake of a game we never played could get messy. A few of us in particular played Yu-Gi-Oh! (such obnoxious titling) and wanted to possibly remake it. I think the second best idea someone brought up was making a card game. Right after Katana Shoujo was finished, we didn't really have a new idea to go off of. The idea for Tetris Buddies came from a variety of places. Perhaps we'll maybe do something like holding two jams over a longer summer break. Ideally, I'd like to have jam every quarter break, but because some people are on semester system, our breaks usually don't coincide together. I think we're hoping to make this a biannual thing, meeting every half year or so to jam. I've worked with some of these guys twice already, during last summer break on Katana Shoujo and winter break on Kidnapper.
This game jam was made over winter break with a couple of local friends. Multiplayer works only in local area networks.
#Emacs tetris screen size rar#
The download rar contains two folders, one for the multiplayer version of the game with lobbies and one with a standalone single player version. Repositories: TetrisBuddies (Old), TetrisBuddies2 (New).Download (Windows): TetrisBuddies.rar (30.6 MB).Made by: Max Chung, Alex Lewis, Winston Liang, and Derek Malonzo.Tetris Buddies was a 72-hour game jam project themed on making networked Tetris and loosely based on ME!ME!ME!. Last edited: 8 February 2016, 4:52PM Info
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