Make it Juicy Presentation Update: Scores!

October 7, 2014 | Taro Omiya

I am a little late on this update, but I added a scoring system to the game. I also added flashes and pauses into the game. I’m actually about 3/4ths done with this presentation, and hopefully by the end of tomorrow, have the entire demonstration finished (but not yet complete).

As usual, here’s the link. Any feedback to the presentation is welcome. As noted earlier, the intent is to make sure each iteration of the game actually improves from the player’s perspective.
http://gamejolt.com/games/other/make-it-juicy/35387/

Make it Juicy presentation updated: more informative menus

October 4, 2014 | Taro Omiya

Here’s a fun update. I never really liked the menu on the Make it Juicy presentation, so I added some text to indicate what has changed per button. Additionally, I removed a few repetitive buttons, so the presentation could go faster.

As usual, here’s the link!
http://gamejolt.com/profile/omiya-games/176961/

Work-in-progress of Make it Juicy Presentation posted; playtesting needed!

October 3, 2014 | Taro Omiya

Hey all. I’ve posted on GameJolt the work-in-progress presentation of Make it Juicy: 10 easy ways to make your game more engaging. I could use some playtesting to confirm each revision of the game can be considered improvements to the previous one.

Here’s the link!
http://gamejolt.com/profile/omiya-games/176961/

October 2014 #OneGameAMonth…will have to wait

October 2, 2014 | Taro Omiya

I said earlier I would make a point & click adventure next, but it looks like I’ll need to postpone that to next month. Instead, I’ll be presenting how to make your game juicy, and that will require a bit of time and dedication for this month. It’s going to be about how to make Flappy Bird actually exciting.

October 2014 #OneGameAMonth Brainstorming(?)

October 1, 2014October 13, 2014 | Taro Omiya

Earlier, I visited Boston Festival of Indie Games (Boston FIG), and got to try Ko-op’s GNOG. The game is a spectacular point & click adventure with many creative designs. I’ve mentioned to them that I might make a point & click adventure this month, and of course, received some kind encouragement:

@OmiyaGames @BostonFIG do it do it do it do it

— KO-OP Mode (@KOOPMode) September 30, 2014

…so it looks like I’m going to work on a point & click adventure this month. And with this month’s optional theme being death, what can possibly go wrong?