Why you should consider having an actual pixel artist do your art...

Embedded a Tilemap dungeon into a Sprite Shape planet for my space flight sim

I've been working on creating a seamless experience between space flight and on-foot exploration

Giving astronauts guns is a great idea

Who tf gave this frog a gun?

Best Steam games that mainly just require a mouse? (games i already have played below)

Using a natural log function to determine jump height via Steam Wishlist count. Dumb idea?

Added some new electricity-based components to my rocket building game. How is the overall visual cohesiveness?

Sneak peak of the upcoming electricity system in my physics-based rocket game. Hover engines, solar panels, and batteries.

Experimental hover engines will soon be available to the astronauts in my 2d physics space sim

Experimenting with hover engines using 2d physics

Super Space Frogs are built tough

Another reason why you should consider working with an actual pixel artist

Another programmer art upgrade, I am always amazed at how they can make every pixel count

After a month of dev, I'm nearly ready to add on-foot exploration to my space sim Playtest. Comes with Muunar geysers and everything.

On-foot exploration is nearly complete and ready for playtesting, Muun geysers included!

Programmer art -> Artist art

Continuing to explore 2d physics: utilizing 2D Joints to combine rocket components and allow the frog player to hold on, and a basic physics controller for the on-foot exploration.

My one main gripe with Kerbal was that it was lacking in on-foot exploration + storytelling. I'm hoping to fix that in my own space flight simulator

Creality Ender 5 Pro 3d printer

Pushing my limits to make a cohesive art style, how does it look? Traditionally a developer/code guy

Do you ever get too distracted while working on fun mechanics? Especially when you should be doing UI programming...

I'm using a natural log function to determine the Frog's base jumping force. ~7000 wishlists should have him jumping about halfway out of the atmosphere.

I decided to use a natural log function to tie my game's Wishlist count into the Frog's jump force, because what could go wrong? JumpForce = −0.9277+0.2177⋅ln(wishlists)

Frog riding rockets like Valkyries - how Unity 2D physics is intended