Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Let me just tell you in about 7 minutes what real fun is😤
GameMaker's Toolkit video about randomness:
youtube.com/watch?v=dwI5b-wRLic&ab_channel=GameMaker%27sToolkit
⇒ Download my game ThINKER: theshelfman.itch.io/thinker
⇒ Download my mobile game Fishy Bouncy: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.TheShelfman.FishyBouncy
⇒ Download my Twitch bot ADAH here: adah.theshelfman.net
Twitter: twitter.com/tshelfman
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:31 - My game
00:39 - How to make your game fun
00:57 - Tip 1: Visual and audio feedback
03:08 - Tip 2: Human feedback
03:51 - Tip 3: Become the player
05:34 - Tip 4: Randomness
05:58 - Outro
While working on my games I often doubt myself and my game and start wondering if it's even fun at all. Experience in creating and playing games (such as Minecraft, The Witcher 3 and Among Us) has taught me what elements can help make a game feel more fun to play.
In this video (and Two Tap Dungeon devlog) I talk about the very basic elements that help in making a game feel fun to play. This could be by adding visual feedback, or audio feedback. But also looking at your game from a different perspective.
I have been making games since 2015 and started taking it a little more seriously at the start of 2020. I'm working on a 2D life simulator game called Ikarus, inspired by the popular Stardew Valley (by Eric Barone/ConcernedApe) and Monster Hunter (by Capcom).
I'm excited to be sharing my progress with you!
Like if you enjoyed! And subscribe for more!
Some of my other videos worth checking out:
Learning How To Draw Pixel Art for My Game! - Ikarus Devlog #3
youtube.com/watch?v=E-mlvVeFAHs
Making Randomly Generated Dungeons! - Two Tap Dungeon | Devlog #1
youtube.com/watch?v=gUuZ_kfKcB4&ab_channel=TheShelfman
#theshelfman #gamedev #devlog #unitydevelopment
Let me just tell you in about 7 minutes what real fun is😤
GameMaker's Toolkit video about randomness:
youtube.com/watch?v=dwI5b-wRLic&ab_channel=GameMaker%27sToolkit
⇒ Download my game ThINKER: theshelfman.itch.io/thinker
⇒ Download my mobile game Fishy Bouncy: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.TheShelfman.FishyBouncy
⇒ Download my Twitch bot ADAH here: adah.theshelfman.net
Twitter: twitter.com/tshelfman
Instagram: instagram.com/theshelfman
Tipeee: en.tipeee.com/theshelfman
Discord: discord.gg/TAXVqGd
Twitch: twitch.tv/theshelfman
Subscribe here!
youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=TheShelfman
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:31 - My game
00:39 - How to make your game fun
00:57 - Tip 1: Visual and audio feedback
03:08 - Tip 2: Human feedback
03:51 - Tip 3: Become the player
05:34 - Tip 4: Randomness
05:58 - Outro
While working on my games I often doubt myself and my game and start wondering if it's even fun at all. Experience in creating and playing games (such as Minecraft, The Witcher 3 and Among Us) has taught me what elements can help make a game feel more fun to play.
In this video (and Two Tap Dungeon devlog) I talk about the very basic elements that help in making a game feel fun to play. This could be by adding visual feedback, or audio feedback. But also looking at your game from a different perspective.
I have been making games since 2015 and started taking it a little more seriously at the start of 2020. I'm working on a 2D life simulator game called Ikarus, inspired by the popular Stardew Valley (by Eric Barone/ConcernedApe) and Monster Hunter (by Capcom).
I'm excited to be sharing my progress with you!
Like if you enjoyed! And subscribe for more!
Some of my other videos worth checking out:
Learning How To Draw Pixel Art for My Game! - Ikarus Devlog #3
youtube.com/watch?v=E-mlvVeFAHs
Making Randomly Generated Dungeons! - Two Tap Dungeon | Devlog #1
youtube.com/watch?v=gUuZ_kfKcB4&ab_channel=TheShelfman
#theshelfman #gamedev #devlog #unitydevelopment
