Now I just gotta make a bunch of spells, actual enemies, and bosses.
I'll be streaming again in an hour or 2.

Since this is my first time making a game without an engine, this is a bit hard. The source code is available on GitHub.

Hey everyone, I'm back for the first jam of 2019!

This one started while I was at work, so I lost a few hours at the beginning. But this time, I have internet in my apartment, so I won't need to rush back and forth to the nearest starbucks like I had to do last time.

I'll be working in a team of me using Twine and my friend providing the art!

I did some brainstorming last night and I have the general idea of what I want to do. You play as a shopkeeper and sell spells! You need to pick the appropriate spell ingredients, an action to perform the spell, and an incantation to say. Hopefully, as long as I have enough time to write all that.

Good luck everyone and have fun!

My game is progressing, there are already basic typing and moving mechanics.

So, which classic puzzle did I use as inspiration this time? Take a gander and a guess.

A line in the wrong position and wrong angle stays white and disappears.
A line in the wrong position but correct angle becomes yellow and disappears.
A line in the correct position and correct angle becomes red and stays.
Try to find all of the red lines.

In other words… It is 2D Mastermind!

Just a few more things to do before audio. I'll concentrate on that this time as I got a taste for voice acting in the last Global Game Jam.

The school of sorcery and witchcraft is waiting for its students to arrive

Hello there!
I'm in with TypeScript, HTML5 and Webpack as my main tools. I will try not to use any engine and make the game completely from scratch.
demo

As my first puzzlescript game ever, there's been a bit of a learning curve, but things are going well. The gif exporter is busted for some reason, which is a real shame because all the cross-interactions between elements are fun to watch, but here's a screenshot of some of the spells interacting with each other:

I also got some better portrait artwork and a custom font done for the dialog scenes. It's time to sleep now, but I'll be spending all of tomorrow making puzzle levels!