An electrical storm hit the megalopolis #gamedev #indiedev #rustlang

The city becomes more lively with some flying car traffic. I also added some mecha type world space HUD (using render-to-texture) and grappling physics. #gamedev #indiedev #rustlang

A bit more than 9 years ago I made this stealth-puzzle game using Phaser.js, as a result of experimenting with 2D visibility/lighting algorithms. It has 24 levels and it's very, very hard. Try here: totenarctanz.itch.io/infiltrator #gamedev #indiedev

A first from-scratch implementation of an FPS controller. Based on rigid bodies, forces and friction. Sliding also works as expected. Broad-phase collision detection for now is O(n) bounding sphere distance rejection. Narrow-phase is sphere-triangles tests. #gamedev #indiedev #rustlang

Testing hybrid hw/sw rendering: CPU-only until rasterization. Then use GL1.X to rasterize (slowest part). Barely touches GL so it runs on ancient and even GLES platforms. Goal: max combo of performance and fw/bw compat. This is my main screen with replaced drawtriangle() calls #gamedev #retrogamedev

Playing around with this idea about a dystopian metropolis setting. Rendered in interlaced 320x180 with my own framework written in Rust, using custom software rendering. #rustlang #gamedev #indiedev

Got my hands on a Steam Deck, and getting a playable build on it was surprisingly easy. Copy it in Desktop mode, add it to Steam as a non-Steam game, make it use the Steam runtime (for SDL), and map the controls using layouts. And it's fast: 500-600fps uncapped (CPU rasterizer). #gamedev #indiedev

Was able to build A Scavenging Trip for Windows XP 32-bit using rust9x by @seritools.bsky.social with 0 issues. Didn't even need to follow all the instructions, just changed a couple of paths and it straight worked. The minimal dependencies probably helped. #rustlang #gamedev #retrogamedev #indiedev

A Scavenging Trip: a short and challenging early 90s-style 3D simulation game set in space. Written in #rustlang and using a custom software rasterizer/renderer. totenarctanz.itch.io/a-scavenging-trip

A Scavenging Trip by TotenArctanz

A short simulation adventure about scavenging an unknown planet

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