Hey gamers, it’s been a bit of a while, hope you’re all doing ok.
Now that it’s been a few months since I finished bugfix whack-a-mole for Donna’s Diner, I’ve started to feel the itch to make another game, one where I can flex my art skills a little more than last time.
The project in its final version would have 3-5 different minigame types, each one relating to a specific character. These minigames would have 4 levels of difficulty, with the characters growing bigger with each stage.
Possible candidates include:
Any of the cast from Donnas Diner
Adeline, ex athlete
Blaire, big goth
Unnamed icecream hose lady
Unnamed ex cheerleaders
Obviously this is pretty ambitious - especially if I want it to look as nice as I intend it to - and if there’s one thing I’ve learned this year, it’s scope management. So, I’m likely going to pick away at a vastly stripped back version for the time being - 1 character, 2 stages, limited/no art - and build upwards from there.
I’m open to any questions or suggestions.
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Well, after a bit of growing pains getting used to Unity (I’ve only ever used Unreal before unless you count the godforsaken nightmare that is GDevelop), I’ve got some basic functionality working. Just dragging and dropping food into a static sprite’s mouth like that old Feeding Lily flash game on DeviantArt, but it seems to work pretty ok.
Screenshot
Apologies for the god-awful art assets, but trust me it’s all placeholders.
Not making any promises, because I’m going to be immensly busy in the near future, but I might have a testing prototype slapped together some time.
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Late to comment here but just want to say, big fan of your writing for Donna’s Diner and will be looking forward to anything you put out in the future.
With respect to who should appear in this, in the character notes you had mentioned Katie’s previous name being Natalie and seeing the ex cheerleader gave me the thought of a reworking of her character to a mean head cheerleader type.
Again I look forward to whatever comes of this, keep up the good work!
