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It’s pretty surprising how far you can get with pure code.
A small look at a Terraria mod I’m building. The laser, the glow, and the sparks are all generated from code and math instead of art assets. Still early, but it’s coming together.
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I built a game where you can literally beat the hell out of your problems 😭🥊
Here’s how it works:
You pick whatever problem is stressing you out that day — work, bills, deadlines, your ex… anything 😭
Then you choose the punishment level. Maybe you just want to throw a few punches, or maybe today is a SLEDGEHAMMER kind of day 😭🔨
Then the battle begins.
Keep fighting until you completely drain your problem’s health bar and defeat it.
Problem solved. At least virtually 😂
Lowkey, I think this would be such a fun way to crash out after a stressful day.
Would you play this? And what problem are you fighting first? 👀
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