having played the demo and known the dev for years
one of the best ways I can describe Lucid is an "old-style game with modern improvements."
I could go on about this, but anyone familiar with any 90s games will immediately get what I mean from the first few minutes of playing the demo
I getcha, it's a LOT of stuff to decide when you're an indie dev lmao
do you already know how to make music?
Oh, I see!
So it's a temp track. It works well, though! Good reference for the game's future music
What are your plans regarding that, btw? Commission someone? Make it yourself?
This is one of the biggest reasons why I work with indie devs.
Could I make bigger bucks if I landed an AAA job? Maybe. But nothing beats working with people who treat others as people
I can help you with that sound design! Feel free to send me a DM whenever you want
man, this looks so good. You're a solo dev, right? Doing all the art, code, sounds yourself?
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pru6 é bem estranho tbm
e "mp3" ser considerado giria kkkkkk po é só um formato
o que mais me pega dessa lista é que tem vários q existem mesmo, mas de repente uns inventados
Oooh yeah, it's because I see the white light from the pillar and assume "outdoors" 😅 so trippy
oooo definitely
also WHY IS THAT MUSIC SO GOOD in the "connecting" screen?!
It sounds like something between 8bit and 16bit, almost? so good
I've been procrastinating on it because I'd have to import the hardware - we don't make it here in Brasil - but you're right, I should!
Btw, whenever you need a composer, let me know!
I haven't worked with GB specifically, but I HAVE used chiptune trackers! And learning a new tool is always fun 😄
Is that geometry non-Euclidean? It looks vaguely mind-bending
eu literalmente NUNCA vi alguem falar "pgrma"
Any graphic/UI designers can explain why this actually looks kinda great?
I was gonna shit on the graphic/UI design, but I find myself LOVING it the more I stare at it.
For some reason, this goes hard as fuck
yeah, it's SUPER puzzling how there still isn't a real-life version!
I gave it a quick google, and seems like the best we have are *some* models that can be piloted via phone app... which steps on my pet peeve of companies needlessly introducing Wi-fi as an useless middleman in things lmao
If you want some help with the sound and music side anytime, including middleware stuff, let me know!
I'm open to actual freelance work, of course, but I also just like chatting about it, helping people figure it out themselves haha. Made a handful of dev friends that way, even
oh, that's fun! So you just went for it!
Do you have a GB and the necessary hardware to actually play it on the GB? Or is that a thing for later, for now?
I had a little look at it some time back, when I wanted to know if I could play my GBA's soundchip like a musical instrument haha
Those little animal pens with turf roofs are so lovely. I wish turf roofing was more common
Man, there's SOMETHING really interesting you're doing with the sound design there...
I might be imagining it cuz I just watched Red's trailer and loved the bitcrushed music, but that's not just an EQ on the engine sound, is it?
Oh damn, that looks GREAT.
Transparent black is such a great design! I imagine it ages a lot better than other transparent colors, doesn't it? Though the yellowing can be kinda charming on its own...
being an adult is looking at a game concept like this and thinking "this rocks actually. I bet it'd be so satisfying"
Actually, hold on. Why the FUCK don't we have roombas that we can drive wirelessly with a game controller? Maybe even slap a camera on it, so I don't even have to follow it around!
Wait, so it's ACTUALLY an official part of the franchise?!
That's crazy! How'd you land this opportunity?
This is a very 90s main mechanic.
I mean that EXTREMELY positively.
The 90s/00s had these games where the main mechanic/concept just made me ask "why?" but then gave me so much fun that I forgot the question entirely.
It's kinda like the feeling of reading Douglas Adams
Hehe, they're fun! It makes me miss my GBC.
I wanna know more abt Dead Mines btw!
You're working on it solo? When did you start the project, and how'd you decide on GB specifically?
I noticed the voice acting! It's a really nice touch
Whenever you need some help on the audio side btw, let me know!
I've been in the indie audio field for quite a while now, but working on an N64 game is a challenge I haven't had yet, and it sounds fun 😄
I love how the pilot is basically just a helmet with lil limbs. It's so fun
Are you doing the sounds yourself, then?
You did good! I assume you're a composer too, then?
For sure! I always love meeting new fellow musicians haha. There's a ton of really cool folks working in game music
Are they making the sound effects, too? I noticed the game does have some, but what really caught my attention was the music!
