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Continuing the Veresta Lore.
Lightfall, a tile-falling game set across five streets. Catch the falling light, power up the streets, and help the city of Veresta welcome the New Year. Complexity increases as you move through the streets, keeping the challenge alive.
Though it started as a last-minute idea, @Rork brought it to life instantly.
Soundtrack by @Suno: https://suno.com/s/esMQdOcVVBgUvxAx
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Woodland Tactics is my submission for the Games With Rive Challenge. It's a full turn-based tactics game inspired by things like Redwall and Bloomburrow.
As someone with almost no knowledge of coding, I'm blown away with just how much I could do with scripting and the agent.
Check out the walk-through video and find a playable link in the comments.
Link to the playable game (Best played on desktop):
https://rive.app/s/yBwOi990ykmpu5_1egME5g/?runtime=rive-renderer
My Submission for #GameswithRive challenge.
You control some battery juice tryna dodge a thirsty robot named Robby! 🤪
Wanted to make a simple game based on cursor tracking.
Some features I could add:
1. Robby has 2 power ups- a size buff and ability to create clones (yes I wanted to give the enemy some power-ups for a change!)
2. Apart from this the general difficulty increase with time as Robby gains speed
3. Wanted to add some Game juice as well, so when you dodge very closely, the battery releases sparks
4. Robby's eyes are always tracking the player (well he's thirsty ofc!)
Plenty of improvements still exist but I am glad how this turned out right before the deadline! 😇
Demo here:
🔗 Link
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My entry for the Games with Rive challenge, finally! I was super happy to put my game dev skills to use.
⚔️ Battle Stride — a card-based dungeon crawler where you lay down path cards to guide a soldier through procedurally generated dungeons, battle enemies, and collect relics.
I used Rive's state machines to drive all the character and card animations, data binding to keep the HUD in sync with game state, and listeners for interactive hover and click effects on the cards.
All the art—characters, cards, tiles, and relics—was hand-drawn and animated in Rive's editor using vector shapes, then exported as lightweight files for the web.
Audio events in the state machine handle combat and pickup sounds. The whole thing runs in the browser with lightweight vector exports.
🕹️ Play it here: https://battle-stride.netlify.app/
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