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I really like to this style of content on top of your game stuff. Keep it up!

What I find fascinating about Concord is the matter of fact it exists in the first place. With how much time, time, and more time is spent game developing one would think eventually someone brought up the idea of "hey man this looks weird". I am sure the people that worked on the game are talented and know their stuff through years of practice but that doesn't mean much when the product is lackluster. There's so much thought that's put into developing a game that many understate, at times it's a wonder when said game actually releases. While Concord itself is a failure in plenty of ways it's also a boon too. A perfect example of what not to do in multiple matters of making a game. It's a shame for any game to fail but from those ashes they can both inspire and birth new creations.

i really neededful this video , i like these kind of videos where u just talk, do more

Since people subscribed for my game, I just wanted to say the game's still actively developed, but there's less and less stuff I want to talk about in devlogs, so I figured making bigger non-devlog videos would be fun.

I check it out

If this plays as smoothly as it looks, I'd say you're nailing this.

Epic gameplay right there

Play it now: needleful.itch.io/ends-of-eras

Please let me be the first to recognize in the comments that you were singing an excerpt from Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro" at the end there (beautiful btw, game looks great and devlog was great too) (please let me actually be right in identifying that as Marriage of Figaro, I'm rusty on my Mozart)

rip curtains, cloth physics are the stairs of environmental design

Nice to hear someone voicing the reality of getting games done. Yes, it's hard. But there's no rush like creating worlds ;)

awesome video:)

GYATT

i look forward to these streams every time. excited for the game to drop!

if you want someone to playtest and submit bugs i can do it in my small bit of free time :)

I understand the part about making a bad job, specially because you're doing all alone. You can't compete against companies that have 1000+ employees and that's a hard truth. It's just sad for people that wants to create 3d games :(

the triple a experience

i follow you from a long time , keep the good job , i love you

You end this video....at teh ends of eras..

This was Godot? This might be one of the best-looking games I've even seen on this engine. Thought this was on Unity, at least.

As a muslim i would appreciate it if you removed the Quran from that soup at 3:40

Promoting the use of adblockers while promoting your twitch is legendary

Pro tip that is cursed in current atmosphere: use AI to help you see through this, like tell it the story and see how it react, it can point hole and offer direction. I tosd batshit insane story at it, and it could infer theme and find coherence, and fill plot hole. It's not going to do the work for you, but if it propose you a lame alternative, the question is more like what is the idea behind its proposition, it's always motivated, and I that motivation is the real lead. Fun fact, you can also just ask it to tell you the motivation. In all cases, it's great to bounce ideas and getting unstuck creatively.

i look forward to your next video dude and you are super brave to delete your levels

algorithm boost comment 👍

Amazing video I love the setting of the game. And having the world be the platforming challenge instead of levels is a pretty great idea .

From hit game "At the Ends of Eras". You mean Jak 4, right?

This video got recommended to me absolutely spontaneously and I don't know you but from what I've seen... Damn. Gotta respect the grind and dedication of you. Can only wish you the best of luck and willpower to you finish your game my guy. I'm a 2D/3D artist and recently got into music as well. What I've learned throughout the years is that sometimes it really is better to start from the scratch, all over again. It's annoying, it's frustrating, but that's the process of learning and improving. We're not always pulling off cool shit first try head on. Good projects take time and effort. A lot of them. And I can definitely see that you have what it takes to make your game. Just take a break whenever you need it. It's important to not let yourself burnout on the thing you're passionate about. Good luck on your current and future projects. <3

where can i download this

I love this video

hooray A new devlog

i always love your pacing and how you deliver these! I know you said you were growing annoyed at the project but at the very least watching you go through it has been amazing! wishing you the best on the rest of the journey

Look forward to more development on the game! Hope someday you get back into the platforming however long as that takes. Just watching the player movement in the game looks lots of fun as is. Cheers, wish you best of luck!

bro the burger menu had me in stitches

Bro you inspired me i wish your channel and game got more love. One of the first solo devs I started watching.

You could always rework Jak's model with better boobs, you know...That's probably what will make the game good as a matter of fact.

"I legitimately couldn't tell you what I've been doing for most of this time. My theory is I spent most of the time obsessing over tiny details and getting nothing else done." - Story of my life lol

bro can sing

Pyrocynicals love child will make a 9 hour video essay on it in 30 years so I think you’re alright. It looks great so far btw

Treat is as a science project to challenge yourself in game development. Then work on you're real game after you're done with this. Why you may ask? It's because making a product for sell is different from making a passion project. Good luck!

peak

definitely unmedicated

good job bro

only just found ur channel but what ive seen so far of ur edited videos are very entertaining look forward to more :)

one of thegames ever

Love the delivery in the videos. Keep up the good work

susbcribing

Very interesting. This is what games should be in my mind. Abstract art.

"Jank" is the result of ambition exceeding ability. Most won't be able to see past that, but a true man of patrician tastes can.

You've got a great editing style, very attention grabbing. I'm plagued by unfinished grand projects myself and I can say I've never regretted starting a project, only giving up on them. To be fair, a lot of time things aren't worth continuing anymore. But even if it's the weirdest thing ever made it's fun to look back on it and think 'wow, I really made all this?' And it really is great learning experience.