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i initially found this game through the developer's tiktok account - they've got some great marketing over there. ended up getting the demo and i'll probably be buying the full game
he got me through twitter. the man knows his marketing.
Tried the demo. Very good baby's first step to shaders
The description reminds me of 'that turtle program' I encountered as a child... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(programming_language) Hopefully this program also helps teach children new ways of thinking. As a suggestion, any sort of 'building blocks' graphical script language that doesn't need words?
As an aside, Python includes a `turtle` module that mimics the drawing experience of Logo. It's a fun way to introduce kids to some programming ideas. https://docs.python.org/3/library/turtle.html
Went to check it out, it has a demo so it's worth giving it a shot, but then I went to look at what else this developer has published just to find it's the guy behind the original jelly car games?? Which they have a sequel to on their steam page and the music instantly sent me back. This became a huge nostalgia trip on accident, thanks for sharing!
Went to check it out, it has a demo so it's worth giving it a shot, but then I went to look at what else this developer has published just to find it's the guy behind the original jelly car games?? Which they have a sequel to on their steam page and the music instantly sent me back. This became a huge nostalgia trip on accident, thanks for sharing!
He is quite active on YouTube, sharing progress and behind-the-scenes of his games.
The description reminds me of 'that turtle program' I encountered as a child... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(programming_language) Hopefully this program also helps teach children new ways of thinking. As a suggestion, any sort of 'building blocks' graphical script language that doesn't need words?
This is still being taught at schools in my country even now