Can you beat all 4 bosses?
A warlord with a giant axe. A 4 m turtle with a meadow on its shell. A troll on a stone bridge. A werewolf.
My 3D pixel-art tower defense. Plays in your browser, free, no ads.
eddort.itch.io/guardians-of-…
released the demo of my tower defense yesterday. built the world map overnight
the playtest showed interest, so i plan to finish the game with 8 fully playable levels
It's been about a year since I fell in love with 3D pixel art.
In that time I built my own engine on top of @threejs, reworked it several times, and decided it was time to make my first complete game. It's small, 5–15 minutes of play, but I went through the whole loop: from an empty scene to a finished game you can play in the browser.
Meet Guardians of the Spring, a tower defense game. Hold a forest spring for 15 minutes while a ritual runs: four towers that work together, twelve waves, and a Root Golem at the end.
I'd like to keep developing it, and the engine, in devlogs, if you're interested. Tell me what you'd want to see next.
Play free in the browser: eddort.itch.io/guardians-of-…
It's been about a year since I fell in love with 3D pixel art.
In that time I built my own engine on top of @threejs, reworked it several times, and decided it was time to make my first complete game. It's small, 5–15 minutes of play, but I went through the whole loop: from an empty scene to a finished game you can play in the browser.
Meet Guardians of the Spring, a tower defense game. Hold a forest spring for 15 minutes while a ritual runs: four towers that work together, twelve waves, and a Root Golem at the end.
I'd like to keep developing it, and the engine, in devlogs, if you're interested. Tell me what you'd want to see next.
Play free in the browser: eddort.itch.io/guardians-of-…
Every MMORPG starts with a character creator.
Here's a demo of mine.
You can change your body type, hairstyle, beard, and colors.
Characters in my game have 12 equipment slots, so you can combine any gear you find to create your own style.
experimenting with blender and astra
made a small cinematic from a simple scene. the characters and animations still look rough, but i really like how the environment turned out
A question for those building a web-first game but planning to release it on mobile: how are you going to deal with memory limits on iOS?
Engines like Godot have tools to monitor memory usage. But if you build your game with Three.js, the browser tab may simply get killed.
spent the weekend reworking the UI for my game
added a minimap, character preview, inventory, and quest window
still a lot to improve, but i think this iteration is starting to look interesting
what do you think?
thank you! i’m mostly focused on building my own game right now, so i’m not ready to release anything open source yet
but if you have any questions, i’d be happy to help