Devlog #3: Added winner and loser scenes

Winner’s Scene:

• I’ve added a “Congrats!” message.
• A hovering red Amongus
• An image of Earth rotating 360 degrees
• A “Play Again!” button, which takes you to a level select screen where you can then choose which level you wanna attempt again.

Loser’s Scene:

• I’ve added a “Better luck next time!” message.
• A dead red Amongus
• A “Try Again!” button, which takes you back to level #0
• A “Main Menu” button, which takes you back to the main title screen.

What I plan on doing next:

• Create a Readme file on Github

Devlog #2: Added Minigame #2

I managed to solve the problem I had mentioned on my previous devlog. Turns out I had actually forgotten to connect my Star_collected() signal onto the main GD script. How silly of me! ^^
So basically, that’s the reason why my system wasn’t recognizing that all the stars were collected and instead deducting lives.

Next I added Minigame#2 which is basically a Star Clicker game.
GOAL:- Click all 7 stars in 7 seconds.

Up next on my to-do list:

• Add winner and loser scenes
• Update my ReadMe file on Github

Devlog #1: Building my space-themed warioware game

Sooo about a week ago, I started building my game “Beyond the Nebula” on Godot.

Things I’ve added:

• Title Screen (With Start Game, Settings and Quit buttons)
• Levels Screen (Displays what level of minigame the player’s on and how many lives the player has….I’ve used Godot faces for lives:))
• Themed Timer (This is a 10 second timer that can be added onto any minigame I create)
• Player Sprite (a red Amongus character ;D)
• And last but not the least…..MINIGAME #1:-

Creating my first minigame has been somewhat of a challenge since I’m new to the Godot interface. But, I think I’m starting to get the hang of it :D.

The goal of the game is simple: collect all the 3 stars before the timer hits 0.

I enjoyed building this platformer game, but I bumped into a slight but major problem: despite my character collecting all the stars, the game doesn’t go back to the levels screen and load the next minigame. Instead, it decreases a life.

So this is a problem that I’ve got to find a solution to and I hope to do it soon!

Besides this, there was another issue I encountered while playtesting my game: My sprite going out of the screen’s viewport accidentally. I quickly solved this issue by altering my gd script code so that the sprite can’t leave the screen, even if the player tried to.

Further Plans:

• Solve the aforementioned problem of losing a life despite winning the game
• Add Minigame #2

I shall update regarding the same on my next Devlog…

This is SMD signing off!
Keep coding xo