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Hi everyone!
The plan was to start with a limited scope, a simple idea. Just a single level, a couple of shooting abilities, points, all while nurturing that feeling of “let’s go again!”. Not surprisingly, that limited scope was gradually expanded until hardly anything of it remained. Additional movement controls were introduced, more weapons were added, achievements, difficulties, co-operative and dynamic gameplay, bonus levels, leaderboards, unlocks, and so on. Luckily, I was still unemployed, giving me the time to do all this stuff. An open world, sandbox-like experience with procedural generation is even in development as an extra gameplay mode! Something which I personally didn’t thought of conceivable when I started out.
I dubbed the project Zenzizenzic, it’s a mathematical term for the eighth power of a number through squaring, which fits the theme of the game (squares!). Although quite difficult to pronounce, the name does has a ring to it, saying “hey, this is a quick paced game and it’s probably just as difficult as pronouncing the name is!”. It may be a tad difficult.
It has been around two years now. I've learned how to code, design a game and all that comes with it (which is a lot as it turns out!). I hope that this may inspire aspiring game developers to just give it a go, dive in there with a focused idea and a goal, stick with it and see where it takes you!
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