I know some people have mentioned them in their intros, but I thought a single thread where we can share our ideas would be nice.

I'll go first

I am currently working on two game ideas. The first is my baby. I'm even a bit overprotective of the story and ideas I have. Paranoid much?!?!?

It is a survival horror game based off of H. P. Lovecraft's "Call of Cathulhu" Mythos and is setup in a point and click environment. For a first game, it is very ambitious as I'll be trying to tap into everything GRAAL has to offer.

My second game is in tribute/payback to DiscreetFX for giving me my A4000T! (They didn't ask for it, I just feel it is something I can do) It will be a platformer (Mario type) with each of their trademark characters as playable people. They will each have their own abilities and mini games.

The story Line is centered on rescuing their main mascot, Hottie who, when released is the ultimate character to play. This one will require programming as there is no game maker that can do what is required (Reality is becoming more and more of a pain to deal with as I try to get it to work).

Greetings,

I'm currently working on a fighting game. The first one had only one button, this time it will have 2 buttons, since I'm using a mega pad. Recently I had to move to an appartment with my family and my a1200 where my project is saved, is still in the box. I'll upload all my other games soon as I unbox it and continue working on this game.

Regards,

GiZz72

At any given time I have about a dozen different things going on at once. Ive just finished up a bout of ports to AROS (Updated/bug fixed my Dosbox version, ported Neopop, ported a NES emu from psx2 imaginatevly titled NESEmu, as well as a few other things). Ive cracked the sads majorly with AROS today (or more accurately VBox) so its back to classics for me more or less exclusively for a while. Now as for what Im working on for classics, theres a few main things. My focus/motivation grows and declines often so its nice to have a few things to alternate between when the mood strikes. One of which is easiest to describe as a Zelda style game, but it differs somewhat to Zelda. Imagine Alien Breed crossed with cannon fodder crossed with Monkey Island, but with a Zelda style perspective. I also have a more traditional Point n click adventure in the works (coded from scratch with its own editor (albiet very rudimentary thus far)). I've also got a point blank style shooter that I started a little while back, and my StreetFighter2 remake. I also started something that was inspired by The Sims a while ago. Its completely non interactive thus far, but was a lot of fun. The main point to it was to see what the people would do, what decisions theyd make,etc. given a very basic "intelligence". Most chose to study a lot so as to get a good job and then had children in thier late 20's - late 30's. Every now and then I go back to it and add a little extra. Its very basic and theres only 6 buildings in the entire "world", but I get a kick out of seeing what ppl get up to in this world.
Additionally I still have, and occasionally check out something I wrote that I called "CrazyOS", which is an OS written in AMOS. Most people try to tell me its a bad choice of languages for such a project, but that's actually exactly why I chose it. The whole round whole/square peg thing appeals to me

Cammy and I am working on an adventure game programming module for AmigaE.

Sidewinder and I am working on porting the LLVM compiler environment to AROS and 68k AmigaOS.

WoW! You sure are taking advantage of your time off of work. Good luck!

Should I hold off on my Adventure game then? I have a feeling you'll be integrating AGA, RTG and AHI in this, no? I'm still working on the story line and all that so it's not like I'm REALLY holding off a bit longer...


Had to look up LLVM... read the first two paragraphs of introduction and my mind went ....

LLVM is a compiler-building framework written in C++.

BTW, the adventure-game library we are working on is for general-purpose use. It doesn't have graphics or text-only support yet but can be used for either at this point.

I'm currently working on a 16 colour iconset in the style of GlowIcons and Ken's Icons, as well as several GUI themes, image sets and skins for Workbench and various applications.

I'm also supposed to be working on the graphics for our platform game Halloween Nightmare but I keep getting distracted by other projects.

I'm juggling a bunch of different projects and making little progress with any of them, as is my wont :/ But I'm pondering cutting down to one game project to focus on, and that's an RPG I've been scheming up for quite some time now.

I'm still trying to figure out whether I want it to be a standard console RPG, a tactical RPG, or something in between, but I know it's going to be for OCS Amigas; I've ranted about the lack of development for them before, and I think it's only fair to put my money where my mouth is. Ideally it'll run on an A500, maybe with 1MB. I'd like to have a limited software mixer, as my musical style runs closer to six or eight-channel polyphony than four, and I'm toying with the idea of using tile-based HAM graphics. But we'll see how all that shakes out in terms of technical feasibility.

Story-wise, I've had the basic feel and premise figured out almost since the beginning; it's a sort of fusion of light cyberpunk and urban fantasy. I tend to think of it as "Shadowrun meets That Hideous Strength" (one of my favorite books.) It's taken me a lot longer to really nail down the specifics, but I think I've got things pretty well figured out by now; actual development's been on the back burner for a long time, but I've had plenty of downtime at work in which to get the story knocked into shape.

Now I just have to actually make it...

Hi!

I just finished coding a simple collect-em-up game for Amiga AGA called "The Diver" and it's available on Aminet. The graphics and sounds are made by other people from our team.

It's currently using View and ViewPort structures to do the display and Blitter to draw animated objects, but there is no problem to handle graphics card aswell since the functions are packed and written well. The game is written in C with assembly part that draws animated objects.

Here's a screenshot taken from the game.

Regards

Hi Everyone

I've uploaded all my completed and uncomplete project to my site HERE. Please feel free to download the games I have developed. Please leave your remarks/critisism/advice would be helpful to me to continue working on these games and ideas. Thanks again!

Regards,
GiZz72