Working menu, basic background. Throw the mail to the mailbox.
Use your plane to deliver the packages to as many houses as possible. Watch out for the balloons, as they will damage your plane. Three hits and you are done. Packages can also be used to clear the balloons. But be careful, as you have a limited number of packages. Pick up a package refill to replenish the stock of packages on your plane.
Old Timer Peg Game by Levi
Caverns of Evil (Steam) by Jared
Labyrinth (Steam) by James
Gospelgo by Danosono
The theme for the 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 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.
Knox Game Design had two great entries for Spring ’21. The theme was Deeper and deeper. Let us know if we missed your game entry and we will add it to the list!
You play as a dwarf in a hastily constructed drillship delving deep into an abandoned mining plot to search for much needed metals. However, the new inhabitants of the plot are not to keen on you invading their territory.
Help Mr. Digger dig as far as possible into the earth. Pick up the shovel to start digging. Pick up additional shovels to speed up digging speed. Avoid the enemies as you dig. Get hit three times and the game is over. Enter your name for the online leaderboard.
A recap of the Fall ’20 game jam plus a post mortem. Also what others on the Knox Game Design Discord have been developing.
If you are interested in attending a Knox Game Design meeting either virtually or in-person, let us know!
Hosted by Levi D. Smith
Knox Game Design had four great entries for the Spring ’20 game jam! The theme was “Keep it Alive”. Let us know if we missed your game and we will add it to the list.
You play as robot making it’s way through a impossible facility filled with mechanical ghosts. You must keep your batteries filled by standing under strange floating light sources, and avoid the ghosts by not staying in their detection for too long.
Click “Watering Can” and “Plant Food” to apply water or plant food to the plant.
Young Cerberus is just 30 days away from being old enough to guard the gates of hell. Keep him alive and entertained long enough, and Hades best friend will serve you well for years to come.
Keep the chickens alive by clicking on the falling apples to prevent them from falling on the chicken’s head. If an apple hits a chicken, then it is knocked out. Additional chickens are awarded after clicking a number of apples. Once all of the chickens are knocked out, the game is over.
Knoxville Game Design invites you to attend the online meeting and show recording for Sunday October 13, 2019 at 2pm Eastern Time.
This month we will show off and discuss the games created by East Tennessee developers for Fall ’19. The theme was “Start with Nothing”. Let us know if we missed your game and we will add it to the list.
Self-Made Spaceman is a typical space shooter, except you have to commandeer a ship to begin playing. From there, you’ll have to pick up powerups to gain shields or useful weapons.
Mahjong Drop is a game where you make melds (combinations) of three tiles to score. The three tiles must be together either horizontally or vertically.
The D U S T is a top down rpg lite style game where you fight through small arenas! However, when you die you must start all over again!
Ludum Lux is grid based puzzle game where each stage you start with nothing and need to light all of the tiles up. The symbols on the tiles note which surrounding tiles they effect. There are 20 different stages in the jam version, can you beat them all?
Join us using Google Hangouts at the following URL: https://hangouts.google.com/call/ni63jloemrd7xdto37z5mayk4uu
Video for last month’s meeting (Creating Games in Smalltalk) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qtqZ9z_5Cw
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Knoxville Game Design invites you to attend the online meeting and show recording for Sunday May 12, 2019 at 2pm Eastern Time.
This month we will show off and discuss the games created by Knoxville developers for Spring ’19. Let us know if we missed yours and we will add it to the list.
An army of pre-human dwarves must survive an oncoming of fallen dwarves, dwarves revived by a vengeful Necromancer. You must build up your defenses and survive both his scouter fallen, and the villain himself. Build defenses , mine minerals, and survive against packs of vengeful cadavers.
Vanquish the demons to become the one true Yen Master! Collect yen to buy powerups, but be careful because the game is over once your yen goes down to zero. Enemy demons and their projectiles will drain your yen.
Any game development questions are welcome. We will have “show and tell” time for any other game projects.
Join us using Google Hangouts at the following URL: https://hangouts.google.com/call/ni63jloemrd7xdto37z5mayk4uu
Video for last month’s meeting (Music for Game Developers) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTtiV9dxD88
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Please direct any questions to levidsmith@knoxgamedesign.org
Knoxville Game Design invites you to attend the online meeting and podcast recording for Sunday February 10, 2019 at 2pm Eastern Time.
This month’s topic will be game development history featuring QBasic. We will discuss how we got started with game development and the first tools and languages that we used. Levi D. Smith will show how to setup QBasic using DOSBox and a brief overview of the language.
We will also show the Knoxville GameMaker games created for GM48 last month.
3Tris is a mashup of Tetris and Match-3 rules, where the pieces come down from the top and can be rotated and positioned by using WASD (and spacebar to speed up). The twist that makes the colors important is that the mouse is a 2-block cursor that swaps block positions. The only way to clear blocks is to make match-3 combos by moving the blocks around after they touchdown.
The wheel of color is composed of six colors (aka, orenji, ki, midori, ao, and murasaki). Hold the spin button to adjust the spin power. When the wheel stops, your marker is moved to the next color on the board matching the color where the arrow is pointing. Your marker moves left to right and bottom to top of the board.
Any questions on the topic or game development in general are welcome. We will also have time for “show and tell” for anyone who wants to share any game projects that they have been developing.
Join us using Google Hangouts at the following URL: https://hangouts.google.com/call/ni63jloemrd7xdto37z5mayk4uu
Video for last month’s meeting – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qupXUJwGkpI
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Follow Knoxville Game Design on social media for the latest updates: https://twitter.com/KnoxGameDesign
Please direct any questions to levidsmith@knoxgamedesign.org
