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[4e5] FPS? TPS? Iso? ...?

Started by July 30, 2006 08:55 AM
11 comments, last by Richy2k 18 years, 1 month ago
My game has went through several major design rehauls. It's currently a 2D overhead shooter.
Mines going to be a 2D top down turn based strategy game.
Progress is born from the opportunity to make mistakes.

My prize winning Connect 4 AI looks one move ahead, can you beat it? @nickstadb
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2D gameplay, 3D world, art and camera.
Adventures of a Pro & Hobby Games Programmer - http://neilo-gd.blogspot.com/Twitter - http://twitter.com/neilogd

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