Happy Halloween! As promised Chibi Akumas Ep2 is out now - You can download it for free now from the homepage!
Download the game here:
http://www.chibiakumas.com/ep2/download/
Watch the trailer here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WoYu7u97us
ちび悪魔の日本語のHP：
http://www.chibiakuma.com
Featured :)
http://www.indieretronews.com/2017/10/chibi-akumas-episode-2-confrontation.html
Excellent! Will play it very very soon!! On real hardware of course.
Thx !!! it's time to play it ;D
Thanks!
Very good, just downloaded it and copied it to a couple of disks. Not played it on a plus machine but the game seems great on 6128.
Quote from: Neil79 on 17:58, 30 October 17
Featured :)
http://www.indieretronews.com/2017/10/chibi-akumas-episode-2-confrontation.html
A thousand thankyous!
I hope everyone enjoys the game! I'll have limited internet over the next few weeks, so if there are any bug reports or questions I may not reply promptly - please bear with me!
If the game seems bugfree in a few weeks I will try to release parados 2 disk (2x360) and 1 disk (1x720) versions for the HxC users.
Hi Keith,
It's not working for me in WinApe! :O
First profile with 6128 Plus (without Parados) and 64k + 256k RAM Expansion, it seems to load up fine, but when starting the game as Chibi after redefining keys, the game froze on this screen (see attached) but with music playing.
I reset and tried different profile (eg 6128 Plus with Parados and 128k memory), but same issue.... however each time it skips the intro sequence and starts the game immediately from the menu like I did a fire button key press... but I haven't. Weird?!
Help!
The game was developed with winape
I would guess the game is paused - Does it work if you play with default keys?
What are you setting player 2's controls to? the game reads both even in 1 player mode - it's arcade style - player 2 can join in at any time!
You haven't turned Multiplay support on have you? the game will go nuts if you do and don't have one!
Quote from: keith56 on 07:16, 31 October 17
Does it work if you play with default keys?
What are you setting player 2's controls to? the game reads both even in 1 player mode - it's arcade style - player 2 can join in at any time!
I'm halfway through sorting that out... looks like you write the settings saved to the disk file, so it seems it's knackered for me now. I've got a fresh copy of Disk1 and going to try with default keys.
Because yea... the only thing I did was change the keys first (cursor keys, Left Ctrl for fire L, Left Alt for fire R, Space for special weapon ... and I think for player 2 I did the sacrilege of using WASD :P and J,K,L for the firing).
There's a settings file which is created on the disk, you can just delete it and everything will reset (i think it's called settings.v02)
Yea that's working now!
Any idea why it doesn't like those key combos?
Quote from: Xyphoe on 07:53, 31 October 17
Yea that's working now!
Any idea why it doesn't like those key combos?
No, I can't think of one, I edited the original post while you were replying with the following bits:
You didn't turn on multiplay support did you? what did you set the pause buttons to?
If you have the problem again, please send me the disk1 image via email and I will troubleshoot.
Quote from: keith56 on 08:01, 31 October 17
No, I can't think of one, I edited the original post while you were replying with the following bits:
You didn't turn on multiplay support did you? what did you set the pause buttons to?
If you have the problem again, please send me the disk1 image via email and I will troubleshoot.
Sure! Attached is the problematic Disc1 for me!
I think I set the pause buttons to "P" (P1) and "H" (P2).
I don't know what you mean by 'multiplay support' so I guess not! :P
I've managed to play through to the final battle...
It's f****** great Keith!!! Love it! Well done mate!
Seeing as it's Halloween, I'll more than likely do a short live stream of it on YouTube this evening. Probably either 7 or 8pm (BST).
I don't know what happened, multiplay was switched on, and when I turned it off, the keys were mapped weird - Multiplay is TotO's joystick device - trouble is if support is enabled when it's not there all the fires fire all the time, so the game starts then instantly pauses (and keeps pausing)
I tried, and succeeded to set the keys you describe in winape - so I'm a bit puzzled
If anyone else has the problem, please report the keys you used.
The multiplay option is on the settings menu, I can only assume some kind of memory corruption occurred messing up the settings data, but I don't see why that would happen - I'll check over my code.
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Downloaded it!
i'll play it to the end when i have time! promise!
I hope you had 256k enabled for the final battle, so you got all the animation (there's no background animation on the 128k version)
The last boss is pretty tough, I'll give you a clue - your fire only affects it during one of the 3 stages - so stay out the way for the rest!
Also remember, the jokes are all different if you play as Bochan, or as Chibiko+Bochan!
Hey Keith! Could you tell us more about all the different things (or PM me) like the differences in choosing Plus rather than CPC, 256k instead of 128k/64k, etc and any special content or whatever! Would like to talk about it on the stream this evening! Cheers!
Quote from: Xyphoe on 10:47, 31 October 17
Hey Keith! Could you tell us more about all the different things (or PM me) like the differences in choosing Plus rather than CPC, 256k instead of 128k/64k, etc and any special content or whatever! Would like to talk about it on the stream this evening! Cheers!
Looking forward to that! Will you be playing on real hardware or emulation? Would be really really great to see it all on a real machine with 256 kB memory
Pretty sure Xyphoe does all his stuff on emulation in Winape with screen capture - as it's so much easier and reliable to stream!
You can always buy a Z-Mem from TotO for the Full-Chibi experience!
Testing the game on plain old 6128 sucked after seeing the last boss battle with 256k!!!
Excellent game!!! Very well done!!! :)
Quote from: keith56 on 04:02, 31 October 17
A thousand thankyous!
I hope everyone enjoys the game! I'll have limited internet over the next few weeks, so if there are any bug reports or questions I may not reply promptly - please bear with me!
If the game seems bugfree in a few weeks I will try to release parados 2 disk (2x360) and 1 disk (1x720) versions for the HxC users.
Pleaseee one disk version would be awesome!!! :)
Quote from: jesusdelmas on 13:42, 31 October 17
Pleaseee one disk version would be awesome!!! :)
Yes, Vortex Format would be awesome, runs with all expanded DOS. :)
ANYONE else who has control problems like Xyphoe please let me know! I can't release a one disk version until I know the current one is bug free!
also, I do not have a CPC CRT, could someone with a proper monitor report if the "Screen shake" effect on levels 4/5 boss causes the screen to roll? it works OK on winape, but my TFT goes nuts! (for those who don't know, it can be disabled in the settings)
Quote from: keith56 on 19:32, 31 October 17
also, I do not have a CPC CRT, could someone with a proper monitor report if the "Screen shake" effect on levels 4/5 boss causes the screen to roll? it works OK on winape, but my TFT goes nuts! (for those who don't know, it can be disabled in the settings)
Looks good on a real CTM644 monitor, nice effect. Kudos on the game, so many effects and work put into it, although its hard to notice everything, because you are way too busy firing & avoiding bullets :)
Quote from: Duke on 22:01, 31 October 17
Looks good on a real CTM644 monitor, nice effect. Kudos on the game, so many effects and work put into it, although its hard to notice everything, because you are way too busy firing & avoiding bullets :)
Winape's CRT emulation deserves the credit for that one then!
I have no problem with the fact it's hard to spot everything and read all the text, I wanted the game to have more 'replay value'
there's a lot of parody, and film quotes and the like in the dialog, you'd have to watch British comedy, horror movies, and Japanese cartoons to get all of them - so good luck with that!
Played it yesterday evening, and thoroughly enjoyed it! I went to the last boss, but I admit I couldn't do it any harm, so I depleted all my remaining credits trying to kill it...
The work behind this is enormous, this is impressive! The sprites are so numerous and big, it's quite an achievement. The humor is a very nice addition too.
Two small gripes:
- It took me 2 minutes to manage to quit the title screen, because I didn't know that O and P were used for Fire. Even the Joystick Fire button didn't work, I really though it was a bug. I can expect some people to ditch the game just for that! Maybe, instead of writing "fire" on the screen, write the actual key to press (easier said than done, I know).
- During the dialog cut-scenes, the pages switched on their own very quickly. I expect some people to miss some jokes if they didn't read fast!
All in all, this very impressive! Great work!
Damn, still couldn't hurt this damn boss... Damn!
Great game, though :).
Quote from: keith56 on 19:32, 31 October 17
ANYONE else who has control problems like Xyphoe please let me know! I can't release a one disk version until I know the current one is bug free!
also, I do not have a CPC CRT, could someone with a proper monitor report if the "Screen shake" effect on levels 4/5 boss causes the screen to roll? it works OK on winape, but my TFT goes nuts! (for those who don't know, it can be disabled in the settings)
It works fine on my 464plus with zmem (loads from the m4 perfectly too.)
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Excellent work by Keith here, a very generous man. Here was my livestream on the release night of Chibi 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kox0zuOHcAs
I really don't think this game gets enough publicity here on CPC wiki. It uses the hardware well, original on the CPC, it is a really impressive game and its FREE!
On the other hand I am a bit surprised how much interest a simple game like Nogalious gets. Its unreleased, too me it seems nothing special using a game development tool instead being coded from scratch to really use the hardware. Ported from a PC game thats in development. 12 euro
Yup, Great, fun and original game.
I believe people are crazy about platformers, that's why any little creature moving and jumping on a screen gets so much attention :).
Quote from: ivarf on 08:54, 21 November 17
I really don't think this game gets enough publicity here on CPC wiki. It uses the hardware well, original on the CPC, it is a really impressive game and its FREE!
I don't think the bullet hell genre is very popular, and shooters are generally a dead style anyway these days...
I had hoped that the 256k support & simultaneous 2 players support would make the game something pretty unique among CPC games, but it never seemed to capture the 'public imagination' enough to build up a following.
With Chibi Akumas I set out to make the game I wanted to make, so it's not really a problem to me if it's not that popular.
Quote from: keith56 on 22:23, 21 November 17
I don't think the bullet hell genre is very popular, and shooters are generally a dead style anyway these days...
I had hoped that the 256k support & simultaneous 2 players support would make the game something pretty unique among CPC games, but it never seemed to capture the 'public imagination' enough to build up a following.
With Chibi Akumas I set out to make the game I wanted to make, so it's not really a problem to me if it's not that popular.
I think the game is actually popular (not the most porpular) and i really like it. I think also that shooters nowadays as you say are not very popular for new players but in the retro comunitty they still are. 8)
I'll try to show it seriously on a next retro-event.
As an Experiment I've set up a patreon account:
https://patreon.com/akuyou
If anyone wants to show their support via that, then please go ahead - I want to make clear, anything new I develop will still be free, but I'm not getting enough positive feedback in downloads/webhits/PMs to continue working the way I did on the last games - as I've said before, I basically did 3-4 hours every single day, for a year and a half to bring out Chibi Akumas Ep1 and 2 - and at the moment it's just a case of hoping the feedback is better for my next project than it has been so far.
Anyway, Whining aside, going forward I'm working on the upgraded version of Chibi Akumas Episode 1... which will be the first Multiplatform release on MSX/ZX/CPC... it will bring 2 player support and 4 direction play from EP2, and will feature a new raster switching mode using the enhanced CPC plus pallette - meaning up to 48 colors onscreen!
Just yesterday I gave it a try. Impressive ... scrolling, grafixs, sounds. Sometimes feels like an EGA shooter of early 90ies to me on my first 486.
I did not manage to kill the first boss - but thats just because I am not really a bullet shooter fan or pro. Which does it not make a "stick to it" game for me, but hey, its great to see it on our old machines for sure !
Keep the good work going, if you like :)
Quote from: SRS on 20:06, 27 November 17
Just yesterday I gave it a try. Impressive ... scrolling, grafixs, sounds. Sometimes feels like an EGA shooter of early 90ies to me on my first 486.
I did not manage to kill the first boss - but thats just because I am not really a bullet shooter fan or pro. Which does it not make a "stick to it" game for me, but hey, its great to see it on our old machines for sure !
Keep the good work going, if you like :)
Are people saying as its a bullet hell shooter they aren't playing / supporting the game ?
If that's the case would the cpc community prefer the next Episode of Chibi Akuma to be a different style game like a platformer?
Personally i like the side ways scrolling bullet hell shooter its unique among cpc gaming.
Quote from: cpc4eva on 05:08, 28 November 17
If that's the case would the cpc community prefer the next Episode of Chibi Akuma to be a different style game like a platformer?
After I do the upgraded & multiplatform re-releases of Ep1+2, I'll look to do other things - but I don't plan for any of them to be bullet hell shooters - the trouble is, that means more work as it means rewriting all the code.
In unrelated news, I've set up a Chibi Akumas page on facebook, where I'll post updates about the games:
https://www.facebook.com/Chibi-Akumas-310045492811933
Just gave it a "Gefällt mir" :D
Quote from: cpc4eva on 05:08, 28 November 17
Are people saying as its a bullet hell shooter they aren't playing / supporting the game ?
If that's the case would the cpc community prefer the next Episode of Chibi Akuma to be a different style game like a platformer?
Personally i like the side ways scrolling bullet hell shooter its unique among cpc gaming.
The CPC community is in no place to decide what genre a dev should do.
It's not a popularity contest. A game well done will find its niche.
Quote from: khaz on 16:11, 29 November 17
The CPC community is in no place to decide what genre a dev should do.
It's not a popularity contest. A game well done will find its niche.
i couldn't agree more - no one should decide what a dev should do - its upto them, they have full control of the creative process.
the question is why aren't people supporting this game and its developer when it is a CPC game that without question has been "well done"!
is it because of the bullet hell game style or is it something else ?
it is a better game than the first with more features etc etc etc and yet where is the support from the community for this CPC developer ?
Quote from: keith56 on 06:57, 26 November 17
.....but I'm not getting enough positive feedback in downloads/webhits/PMs to continue working the way I did on the last games - as I've said before, I basically did 3-4 hours every single day, for a year and a half to bring out Chibi Akumas Ep1 and 2 - and at the moment it's just a case of hoping the feedback is better for my next project than it has been so far.
I think most of us, when we develop our projects, one of our biggest goals is to give something (back) to the community. Right?
I can only speak for myself of course, but still, I imagine it's the same for most of us. When we develop a game, I'm fairly certain most of us imagines what kind of thrill it will give everyone who plays it. I know I did when I was creating "Space Rivals". And I think you must have done the same thing? Thinking about how people would be thrilled when playing the game?
In fact, I think it is precisely the thought of giving other people this joy, that keeps us going?
The lack of positive feedback makes it look like no one is experiencing the kind of joy we expected our project to give them. Doesn't mean they aren't experiencing it though. But it sure would be nice if they'd just let us know. Because that's all we need really: Confirmation that our project gave someone some good entertainment for a certain amount of time.
I gotta admit I'm guilty myself. Well, I've gotten better, but far from where I would like to be.
(Lately though, my lack of feedback has been because I simply haven't had time to check out all the recent releases yet. Looking forward to an interesting December!)
It's very simple though: If you like something - support it.
"Support" means anything from giving positive feedback, donating money, sharing links on other forums, tell your friends, etc etc.
I think this has been mentioned many times. Maybe people should be reminded by the CPCwiki somehow. "Like it? Support it!".
But how much positive feedback is required before the project was worth it?
100 Likes in the thread about the release? Or must there also be 10 people writing awesome reviews?
That's something for us to think about too.
All this being said, I also have to say though, that in my perception, your games has been some of the most supported games on this forum. The threads about them has received a lot of replies, and people have generally only had positive things to say about them.
Quote from: mr_lou on 19:26, 29 November 17
I think most of us, when we develop our projects, one of our biggest goals is to give something (back) to the community. Right?
I made the Episode 1+2 games mainly because I wanted to see if I could make a game of professional standard - Ep1 was not as good as I could make it, so Ep2 was a given to finish the job.
I have other ideas for future games, and while part of me would like to make more of them, it can't be because 'I want to produce a pro-class game'... because I've done that now
It can be 'People want the kind of games I'm making' (creative) or 'What I'm putting in effort is less than what people are getting out in enjoyment' (service) or it could be 'I don't care what I'm programming, but I'm being paid to do it' (financial)
When I start my next big CPC project, it's going to be like the start of Episode 1... 'I have a crazy idea, I don't know if I can make it happen, I don't even know if what I want to do is possible on an 8 bit, and I don't know if anyone will care in 9 months when it's done'
the thought is going to crop up 'Maybe I'm wasting my spare time... perhaps I need a different hobby' - and when that comes up, I need to know that people will want it (creative), will get something out of it (service), or I'm letting people down (financial)
I've enjoyed working on my games so far and I'd like to continue doing it, but It's been my only real hobby for 18 months, I tend to be obsessive about my hobbies, focusing crazily only on 1 or 2 at a time (that's how I learned to speak and read Japanese), If I worked half as much on CPC gaming, at best I'd probably produce 1/4 of the games, but realistically something else would take the 'main hobby' spot, and I'd just give up 8 bit dev... I need the community response to make me feel spending my free time making these games is a 'good and sensible' use of my time, that way I can continue working like crazy, keep churning out new games, and enjoy doing it!
Quote from: mr_lou on 19:26, 29 November 17
All this being said, I also have to say though, that in my perception, your games has been some of the most supported games on this forum. The threads about them has received a lot of replies, and people have generally only had positive things to say about them.
There have been a lot of good comments on here, but downloads and visits to my site are lower than after the release of the last game (and already dropping), I've not seen any mention of it on twitter since the week of release, only one person has bought a 'Chibi Akumas' Poster from polyplay (I don't make any money from that - but I bet they're questioning if a boxed version of the game is worth it),I only have one patreon backer, up until I started whining again I gained no new twitter users after the release, received no PM's about it on here or Twitter (worse than release of ep1), only got one private email. remember when I compare to the last game, I put a lot of extra effort into promotion before this one with the DevTalk video and Teaser trailer, Posters and character art, and a month of work on the website prior to release
I'm really easy on this, I don't need paying, I don't need PM/emails, but in 6 month time when the code of a new game is broken, and I've got to spend the whole weekend trying to somehow fix it or give up on the project I need to have some 'benchmark of how many supporters' I have to know that it's worth me keeping on going and dragging the game to completion - if it seems like everyone forgot my last game 2 weeks after release - it's going to be pretty tough for me to keep going on a 6-12 month project
A couple of months into Ep2 I was feeling generally down and unmotivated, I logged in to Twitter, and got a PM from Novabug saying he was putting my game in the top 11 - I couldn't believe it, and instantly was hugely motivated again... trouble is, after the game comes out, it's mostly forgotton... and if I loose motivation on my next game, and wait for a 'I just found your game,it's great' type PM/Email - well it'll never happen and the game will be abandoned - I was amazed that 'Ivarf' bumped this thread - I really thought it was never going to see the light of day again unless I posted in it myself
I don't know, it's quite possible mr_lou is right, and my game is one of the most supported, if that's true I don't know how anyone keeps doing it. I'm not going to lie here, I don't really play other peoples games on here either - with my game development I simply have no spare time, my 2 dozen retro systems haven't been powered on in over a year - I only powered on my systems to test my games, or tweet pics of other peoples I've bought to promote them, and I don't even own a current generation console... I kind of get the feeling that's the problem, there are simply more creators on here than gamers.
According to the webserver, Ep2 has been downloaded 180 times - I have no idea how many of those were ever played (If my own downloading habbits are accurate, 50% just sat there unopened), and how many were just bot activity, I reckon that developing Ep2 took me over 500 hours this year (it was basically all I did when I was not doing my day job) - that' the equivalent of about 70 9-5 working days... I worked on Ep2 as a a 'once in a lifetime' project, I tried to make it the best thing I could possibly do, and put everything I could into it in terms of technical ability and dedication - it's pretty much impossible for me to even match this standard again, as I just can't put any more time into developing than I already am, and with my programming ability, I'm really staggered I managed to get such a complex game to work at all.
Just to reiterate - I know there are others out there working just as hard on more important projects, and they may be getting even less positive feedback and support - I'm just talking about my own project and expectations and future plans.
Quote from: keith56 on 23:00, 29 November 17I don't know, it's quite possible mr_lou is right, and my game is one of the most supported, if that's true I don't know how anyone keeps doing it.
Lack of positive response or interest can be tough.
But generally speaking, I think most of us have other motivations for creating our projects. I think for most of us, it's about making an old childhood dream come true. We'll be happy if just a few people find any value in it. And just doing the project is very fulfilling to us.
My latest project is "8-bit Memoirs". (Do you even know about that one?)
Not a game, but still very much CPC related.
On top of all the time I've spent on this project, I've also spent a crazy amount of money on a lot of different equipment I needed in order to create all the parts of it. Actually, I'm sure this is the most expensive CPC-related project in newer times.
I've posted updates on the progress of this project up through time, here on CPCwiki. (Did you notice any of those? Did you comment in any of them? ;) )
If you feel your projects hasn't received enough positive feedback, try looking in my threads. ;) All is relative.
But again. My motivation for doing my projects isn't the feedback. And I think that might be the general rule: If you need a lot of positive feedback, you probably shouldn't do it.
Quote from: keith56 on 23:00, 29 November 17I'm not going to lie here, I don't really play other peoples games on here either - with my game development I simply have no spare time
I think this is one of the main problems. Don't forget that we've recently had the RetroDev contest going on, where everyone has been busy with their own projects.
I myself have been busy with 8-bit Memoirs for a long time. I'm way behind checking out new CPC productions. So it's gonna be an interesting December for me. :) Looking forward to it!
Generally I don't think people here have a general lack of interest in other people's games. Anything that boosts the retro nostalgia is great. But everyone has very different taste.
When Star Sabre was released, everyone was really hyped. I too thought it looked awesome - but it just isn't my style of game. I tried playing a few rounds, and could comment on how awesome it looked. But I just can't figure out these space shooter games. Too difficult for me.
Then came "Dead on Time" by the same coder. Also a space shooter, but different style. Not nearly as much hype as with Star Sabre (I feel), but I really liked this one. It appealed to me a lot. We're talking Bubble Bobble category addiction here - but apparently it didn't appeal to most other people. They kept on praising Star Sabre instead.
Another example was "Teodoro no sable volar". I absolutely loved that cute little platformer. I was completely hooked for weeks. It was awesome. So I was surprised to learn that a lot of other people didn't like it, because "Pixel perfect nightmare". I hate pixel perfect games myself, but just didn't feel "Teodoro" belong in that category.
So keep in mind that despite we aren't a huge community, we all just have very different taste.
I'll be honest and say that your games don't appeal to me when looking at the videos. I'm a sucker for smooth movement, and I'm absolutely terrible at space shooters like these. Doesn't mean I'm not gonna try them out though - and I might be surprised. (You never know before you try).
But even if it turns out it's not my style, I still want you to code more CPC games. The more CPC games the better. :)
The next one you create will probably appeal to another group in the community.
But you will never manage to create anything that everyone will love.
I have seen posts about "8-bit Memoirs" on here... my understanding is that its a java based blu ray
I have to be brutally honest, and admit that Java Blu-ray is of no interest to me (it's what I have to rip my BD-roms to get rid of) - which is why I have not posted any comments in your thread.
As I said, I have no problem if people hate my game, or just don't like it, I'm saying I can't justify continuing development if this is the level feedback I get.
I'm sorry to ignore your project, I've only read one english book in the last year (the codemasters one) and even my japanese reading has been on the backburner - as for Blu ray, My 3d projecter hasn't been powered up since last Xmas, as I said earlier I have been 100% dedicated to gamedev
as I said, my suspicion is that everyone on here is working on their own creative projects, and there are no average users left to follow them - like the monty python island where everyone is an interviewer with no-one to interview... if everyone is like me, to crazily busy working on their own dev to play others then that's fine, Ep2 was the game I always wanted to make, so if theres not enough average players in the CPC community to justify me making another game, then it's time for me to move on to some other creative pursuit where there is genuine demand to supply
Quote from: keith56 on 07:24, 30 November 17
I have seen posts about "8-bit Memoirs" on here... my understanding is that its a java based blu ray
I have to be brutally honest, and admit that Java Blu-ray is of no interest to me (it's what I have to rip my BD-roms to get rid of) - which is why I have not posted any comments in your thread.
Even when it comes to game-releases for the CPC, the community is split into two groups in regards of how they prefer to play them: On the real hardware or in an emulator. I personally prefer the real hardware (which is why I can't "quickly" try a game. I prefer giving it the time it deserves, transferring it to my CPC and such).
Luckily though, any CPC game can be played on both - so problem solved.
The same goes for 8-bit Memoirs. No one is forcing you to use the real hardware. You can simply use a software media player on your PC. Did you know that?
Quote from: keith56 on 07:24, 30 November 17As I said, I have no problem if people hate my game, or just don't like it, I'm saying I can't justify continuing development if this is the level feedback I get.
I doubt anyone hates any new CPC game. But there'll always be different preferences.
Quote from: keith56 on 07:24, 30 November 17I'm sorry to ignore your project, I've only read one english book in the last year (the codemasters one) and even my japanese reading has been on the backburner - as for Blu ray, My 3d projecter hasn't been powered up since last Xmas, as I said earlier I have been 100% dedicated to gamedev
Don't be sorry about that. It comes down to different interests. I'm not complaining. Just giving perspective. I'm not much of a reader myself either. I just don't read books. I do like diskmags though. (And that's why I prefer making my book a bit more interesting by wrapping everything in a diskmag-like GUI, and add background music and supplemental videos. ;) )
I can understand needing to justify spending time on certain projects, though I'll of course think it would be a shame if you stopped doing CPC games.
I think that Chibi Akumas is probably a very different game to what most people play on their CPCs, but I see that only as a positive thing. When I played it, it really felt like something that hadn't been done before on the CPC and the dark humour caught my interest.
I'm sure it will be very well received on the MSX where it will be in the company of some very fine Japanese shooters. Regarding the CPC version available now, I think it's one of those titles that could turn a few heads towards the CPC from fans of the genre if you can find a way to raise awareness...
Quote from: Skunkfish on 10:19, 01 December 17
I'm sure it will be very well received on the MSX where it will be in the company of some very fine Japanese shooters. Regarding the CPC version available now, I think it's one of those titles that could turn a few heads towards the CPC from fans of the genre if you can find a way to raise awareness...
I plan to do a Japanese language release on the MSX in the hope of getting some of the J-Shooter 'Cute-Em-Up' fans on board
Between you and me, with the CPC plus raster color switching V1.666 looks better on the CPC+ than it does on the V9990 GPU in 16 color (sssh!) ... that said, the V9990 is a speed monster - I'm going to have to artificially slow it down or put more background layers in to make it playable!
Quote from: keith56 on 10:51, 01 December 17
I plan to do a Japanese language release on the MSX in the hope of getting some of the J-Shooter 'Cute-Em-Up' fans on board
Between you and me, with the CPC plus raster color switching V1.666 looks better on the CPC+ than it does on the V9990 GPU in 16 color (sssh!) ... that said, the V9990 is a speed monster - I'm going to have to artificially slow it down or put more background layers in to make it playable!
Regarding the patreon page you have set up. I haven't come around to register yet, but probably will. I guess that some people have had a quick look on that page, saw V9990 support and thought I don't have that one - and moved on. I for one would prefer CPC and plus support for new games over V9990 support on the CPC. But I guess its fun to do, just don't expect much feedback. Who has a V9990 connected to their CPC in this forum?
I hope to see more of your great work. But be careful don't let the candle burn out working too hard. Thank you Keith!
Quote from: ivarf on 12:52, 01 December 17
Who has a V9990 connected to their CPC in this forum?
Not me! I suspect virtually no one owns one and the emulators can't do it either which is why I do not want to make a V9990 version! that's why I put it at the $100 dollar point - that's what it will take to convince (force) me do it!
I know I'm damned either way on patreon, I either give my games away, so no one backs me, or I only give the game to backers, get called a money-grubber - gain no interest, and no-one backs me... I'd have quite happily set the backing level to less than $1, but that seems to be as low as it goes, I'm only interested in seeing how many people are interested enough in my development to sign up, so I know I have people waiting for my next release
I'm going to try to post weekly posts on Patreon with screenshots and as much detail as I can write, so I'm hoping people will back me to either just show some support, or because they want to know more about what the process and challenges of making a game like this are.
Of course I'll post screenshots publicly off patreon when the game's at a good stage of completion, but I see no reason to risk posting alpha screens of, say the speccy version with buggy sprites, and having everyone lose interest in the game before I've even finished it!
Quote from: keith56 on 13:38, 01 December 17
Not me! I suspect virtually no one owns one and the emulators can't do it either which is why I do not want to make a V9990 version! that's why I put it at the $100 dollar point - that's what it will take to convince (force) me do it!
I know I'm damned either way on patreon, I either give my games away, so no one backs me, or I only give the game to backers, get called a money-grubber - gain no interest, and no-one backs me... I'd have quite happily set the backing level to less than $1, but that seems to be as low as it goes, I'm only interested in seeing how many people are interested enough in my development to sign up, so I know I have people waiting for my next release
I'm going to try to post weekly posts on Patreon with screenshots and as much detail as I can write, so I'm hoping people will back me to either just show some support, or because they want to know more about what the process and challenges of making a game like this are.
Of course I'll post screenshots publicly off patreon when the game's at a good stage of completion, but I see no reason to risk posting alpha screens of, say the speccy version with buggy sprites, and having everyone lose interest in the game before I've even finished it!
I would like te say that i would like to see more games from you, in my case im just a gamer not a developer and the advise that i can give it to you to get more attention and support for the next year, is to take part on the next retrodev contest of the Alicante University and also try to sell a phisical copy of your game (a tape one will be fine) gamer comunitty like this stuff, and a contest like the cpc retrodev is a good publicity push.
Im just giving you ideas, anyway i hope to see more cpc games from you in the future!
Quote from: keith56 on 06:57, 26 November 17
As an Experiment I've set up a patreon account:
https://patreon.com/akuyou (https://patreon.com/akuyou)
If anyone wants to show their support via that, then please go ahead - I want to make clear, anything new I develop will still be free, but I'm not getting enough positive feedback in downloads/webhits/PMs to continue working the way I did on the last games - as I've said before, I basically did 3-4 hours every single day, for a year and a half to bring out Chibi Akumas Ep1 and 2 - and at the moment it's just a case of hoping the feedback is better for my next project than it has been so far.
Anyway, Whining aside, going forward I'm working on the upgraded version of Chibi Akumas Episode 1... which will be the first Multiplatform release on MSX/ZX/CPC... it will bring 2 player support and 4 direction play from EP2, and will feature a new raster switching mode using the enhanced CPC plus pallette - meaning up to 48 colors onscreen!
Supported! Others please join. Developers that shows this ability to produce games of so high quality so fast, definetly deserves more support from us!
Quote from: ivarf on 14:59, 08 December 17
Supported! Others please join. Developers that shows this ability to produce games of so high quality so fast, definetly deserves more support from us!
Thanks a million!
I've added another goal at a more realistic $20 dollar level, which would be to release a 1 level mini game on all systems (probably even 464 casette)... it's a shooter, but not bullet hell - I've had the idea on hold for a while, but I'll push it forward with it if people are willing to back me for it...
also, I've been thinking for a while of doing a 'beginners assembly language' tutorial, which would teach people how to use assembly, using my game as a starting point - so people could learn how to modify my game, make their own levels, and ultimately make their own game if they wished... I thought using a full game as a starting point would allow people to get in and see the results of their changes!
if people are interested, then sign up to my patreon, and let me know - and I'll start writing the tutorials in my 'spare time' - it would have to be for patreon backers, I'm not willing to write pages of tutorials and comment all my code if there's a chance no one will ever read it!
And now for your viewing pleasure, I would like to present the 'Chibi Akumas Ep1 V1.666 multiplatform Teaser poster!'
Here is the early state of the re-release game, shown on CPC+ , Spectrum and MSX2 .... the game will still support regular CPC! so non plus owners don't worry!
I wanted to show how great the game already looks on all platforms together, so I made this little poster... and remember, this is one source that compiles on 3 systems... it will be the same game with the same gameplay on all platforms!
Very cool!
I've pledged support on Patreon, just to see these updates.
8)
I've uploaded a video to Youtube, where I describe the setup of the Emulators and tools I'm using to develop the new multiplatform version of the game.
Maybe it would be interesting to some people who want to know more about Z80 game development!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeHiytsWKm0
If anyone's interested, I'm running a competition where I'm offering 3 free T-shirts to 3 of my patreon backers
If you want a chance to win, you just have to back me for $1 or more before 28th feb
The T-shirts are professionally printed, and I'll even ship them free
You can see details below:
https://www.patreon.com/akuyou
Have I won yet? :D