Devtober Post-Mortem

I joined the Devtober Game Jam ( https://itch.io/jam/devtober-2021) in hopes of creating a habit out of working on improving my game-making skills. And, in the end, I believe I DID do that! In the span of a month, I managed to work hard and update my game. Total work time was about 60 hours out of the total hours spent on the update of 100. Before October, in 3 months I made little progress, but I managed to do that and more in just one month. That's the power of determination. This game jam made me realize my mistakes and helped me become a more well-rounded developer. It wasn't just the worktime that took its toll on my time, but also the testing done by my friends, which sums up to about 10 hours. It's great having people help out when putting soul in a project, and for that, I'd like to thank them, they know who they are.

On the technical side of things, I learned more about PostProccessing and Normal Maps, managing to change up the look of TDR, which I am very proud of, as that area was lacking. The best part about this game is the gameplay, lore and the fun you have trying to show off your skills to your friends. For that, I added full Discord Rich Presence support, so you can peek at your buddies while they play this game. (btw I also got into blender and made the awesome 3d render of the chapter's name!)

Thanks to the host the awesome community who submitted so many great games!