Games created by Knox area developers for Spring ’22. Theme was “delay the inevitable”.
The theme for the Spring ’22 game jam was Delay the inevitable. Knox Game Design had two entries.
The great Iron Throne is under siege by Barison, The Hammer of God. These being is said to be the most powerful nuclear missile every devised. You must fend off Barison for as long as you can by sending missiles at him and his escorts.
Your possum is stranded in the middle of the road. Help him avoid the cars as long as possible.
Knox Game Design will be meeting at Panera Bread on North Peters Rd on Friday April 1, 2022 for a Spring ’22 Game Jam kickoff. The theme announcement is at 9pm Eastern Time, so we will plan to arrive around 7pm for the countdown.
https://locations.panerabread.com/tn/knoxville/205-north-peters-road.html
Explanation of calculating collision between basic 3D objects (rectangular solids/cubes and spheres). Methods used can be applied to any programming language or game development environment. Review of demo Ruby code to detect collision between rectangular solids and spheres.
Explanation of 2D collisions for points, lines, rectangles, and circles. Overview of each collision type along with examples and code. Explanations are general in nature so that they can be implemented in any game engine or programming language. Demonstration of Javascript web application that calculates collisions between the four types of objects, along with review of code functionality.
Explanation of Dijkstra’s algorithm for finding the shortest path in a graph based on a selected starting node. Walkthrough of an example of the algorithm. Demo of implementation of Dijkstra’s algorithm in Unity and C#.
Dijkstra Demo in Unity (Unity WebGL)
Explanation of particle systems in Unity, along with modifiers such as emission shape, bursts, color over time, custom shapes, and size over lifetime.
Demo project and code – https://github.com/levidsmith/ParticleSystemDemo
Overview of the Stencyl game development environment for making 2D games. Explanation of scenes, actors, behaviors, events, and visual coding. Examples of a number guessing game and simple space shooter.
This month, Knox developers Allen, Jared, and Levi show off their games developed for Fall ’21 and more.
Knox Game Design had three great entries for Fall ’21. The theme was Unstable. Let us know if we missed your game and we will add it to the list!
Upon waking from a strange dream, John Handgonne finds himself in a strange purple dungeon made of purple bricks.
Inspired by a recent hit show, cross 10 chasms to reach the end. Be quick and cautious when crossing. There’s a draining presence in the fog, keep an eye on your battery charge and keep moving forward.
Help Chester Servesalot deliver drink glasses to all of the customers at the tables. He is an expert at balancing glasses on his serving tray, but his greatest fear is mice.
This is a simple game. You wake up to find you and your room have been transported to an endless dungeon, and your goal is to find your way out while avoiding the Deathcubes (find your way through 12 levels to win). You can find and pick up randomly scattered books along the way for bonus points.
