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I read the title as if my father was scolding me about my school grades, truly terrifying

Can you make a video about how to apply those things as a solo developer?

I smell a wave of amazing games from an army of devs coming soon...Great video, great advice. Most of those diagrams in your video are on my wall, funny enough.

haaland is making some great youtube videos

At 5:30 I could see the trap, the spikes only start to come down as you remove the torch from the socket and stop it, when returning the torch. It's an immediate consequence that underlines the importance of returning the torch.

Great video

6 months have passed, do you think much has changed since then? Cuz right now there is a site where you can take 3d animations is called Deepmotion

I don't know why but the last game voice acting... That whispering kinda voice, starting to annoyed me.

please PLEASE do more of these. It is amazing to hear thought and walk through and explore with you

Hey Jonas, your videos are great! Even though I study game design, I learn so much new things and keep getting more and more motivated because of you. Please keep up your good work, so I can send you my game at some point😂

Hey Jonas, your videos are great! Even though I study game design, I learn so much new things and keep getting more and more motivated because of you. Please keep up your good work, so I can send you my game at some point😂

Tfuu jumping sound is legend 😂

Will there be a Wowie game jam this year?

Amazing video, thank you very much!

I love how most ppl see Black Mirror as a warning, but CEOs see Black Mirror as a freaking sales pitch

"Design is a search algorithm." This is why the best design and "creativity" so often feels like discovery of something existing. Our Engineering Design professor told us design was near impossible to teach because there was no single road map, but you've hit the nail on the head: That lack of map is the point; Design is a search. Thank you.

Is the letter S that hard to speak? 🙄

Well, I came late to the party, I didn't even know you were doing that, I would have sent mine if I knew.

Really appreciate what you do for the community Jonas, talk about giving back!

idk 17:54 but approximation is lerpspeed*deltatime*60 18:34 almost forgor math.clamp

10:10 i would divide it by 2 instead of multiply by 0.5 but both work

Fortnite wasn't an "exploration of the design space", they copied the market leader PUBG.

Nice ideas. Thank you very much. May the Lord bless you always.

What a fun and funny video. Really enjoyed and learned a lot. Great job!

Amazing advice!

For dreaming worlds, if it was me, I would make these changes: 1. Cut all exposition lines from ASMR lady, but keep the cutscenes they played over, just let the lines be unspoken. Just music and visuals. 2. Re-add ASMR lady as dynamic commentary over gameplay. 3. Make the levels a smidge less linear. 4. Perhaps add some food objects, or other things that play into the red panda experience. (It will add fun ludonarrative synchronicity, even if we are human playing pretend as a red panda. Like the prey animals in Spyro.) 5. Have more interactions with the follower spirits to solve puzzles. (herding them into spots, stacking them, things that can change them in some useful way. (such as elemental infusions.) 6. Have all transformations provide movement mechanics, the one shown here it looks like highlights relevant objects, but the design of the objects themselves should be providing that functionality. 7. Put particles on the grape jelly, maybe black smoke effects. As someone who is very familiar with the genre, I am unfortunately quite familiar with grape jelly on stuff = evil, but it is not clear to anyone unfamiliar with it. (I am not a fan of the grape jelly plot, but if you want to go with a purification theme, I would definitely try to make it more clear. Though you already have a very similar mechanic that plays out more elegantly in the monochrome worlds, I would maybe just lean into that, and then maybe highlight the important objects for purification with smoke or ink.)

2:05 bro became a robot ☠️😭🙏

In Android

Milf's Plaza [ Steam_13d ] Verizon link bro please🙏

Hi Jonas! Thank you for helping each of us every day with your contents and suggestions!

Good stuff! I'd also add that Dreaming Worlds really needs an editing pass from a native English speaker.

Risk/Reward Ratio Every action the player can do should boost one element while draining another

I love that the mayor in Town Alight has a Super Mario Bros 3-esque “help me” animation!

Play "Discrod Times"

Excellent video and editing. Having those simple graphics illustrating concepts really helps understanding the points. Kudos on that.

Honestly Dreaming Worlds has a gorgeous soundtrack

For the torch puzzle, maybe it would make sense to make the light-able torch be on a weight-based support lever, that animates up as you pick it up and that will trigger the ceiling and light up the firebowls on corners of the room, highlighting to the attentive player the correlation between all elements, hinting at the solution without explicitly spoiling it?

I think that last one could work with a color spreading mechanic; as you explored, the world would add color to the areas you'd been. You could add "puzzles" with blatant instructions written out or shown, but in greyscale, they are not there. Completing the area would fill in any color you missed, maybe shift from a pale color to bright color to really make it feel like an accomplishment. That way you are actively rewarded for exploration, and don't have to deal with the dull colors the entire time.

really nice narrative, is good to see some reality of a big team.

I could be wrong but I think the 3rd game would be better with 0% Dialogue, maybe some text but it seems to take away from the real key of the game...that being the visuals.

I have already dispatched five fleets, but so far they have achieved nothing. Therefore, I've stopped their supplies and left them to fend for themselves, haha. Now, I am sending out the sixth fleet in hopes that they will be more successful.

The last one is missing some action. Having to search in an empty map feels like a chore, but having enemies, puzzles and side quests feels like I'm in control. Starting with long and slow cinematics that are static, makes me dhish it has a skip button

I'd make the fire-healthbar have 3 parts: the "60% loss zone" that doesn't move, THEN attached a normal healthbar thats "40%" sized right after it. This would help physically feel just how much of the greenspace can burn (the visible proportion would help me A TON). Otherwise I feel I cannot tell what "1block" translates to in the healthbar, what "losing that corner" would do, and if its something I can barely afford to sacrifice. Love the tree theme you suggested! I'd add a bit of plant variety in that case. Would be good for level colour/look variety similar to how you mentioned for the tomb game

He is definetely not German lol

The voice actor on Dreaming worlds desperately needs a pop filter. Every "p", "t" and some of the "d" clips the mike. I'm kind of surprised to not see this feedback anywhere else. To me it has the same attention demanding effect as someone snapping their fingers. It's pretty jarring.

yaaaaaaaaaay