Clock Knight
Design:
A Children's Game to help practice telling the time on a clock face. Tested by my 7yo with great results.
Theme:
My son had a hard time learning to read clock faces in Kindergarten. To me, the best way to share knowledge is to practice and teach through repetition.
Mechanics:
The game had a couple other clock based mini games but around 36 hours in, I got stuck fighting with Unity's new Input System and spent way too much time attempting to make it work. After mangling the code around I finally just scrapped the Input System but at the cost of some other mini games I was prototyping. This leaves the game feeling a bit more empty than I'd like but that's a game jam for you.
Graphics:
Made in Adobe Illustrator and Procreate. Was going going for a storybook kind of style and feel to the game. Something child friendly.
Music:
All the music was made in Logic X in the last 2 hours of the jam. Not my best work but it gets the job done.
Gameplay Video:
Developer:
A single person developer using Unity. Built all the code, graphics, animation and music myself within the jams 2 day timeframe.
Assets Used:
- Backtrace
- EnergyBarToolkit
- DoTween
- Misc SFX
Backtrace:
Prior to this jam I'd never used or even heard of Backtrace. After seeing how simple it was to setup and use I can't imagine deploying a game without it. Being able to visualize errors logs and keep them all in one place is amazing.
Feedback:
Always happy to hear your feedback and ideas. Please leave a comment and let me know what you think.
Info:
Game Name: Clock Knight
Developer: Josh Burleson, joshburlesongames@gmail.com
Project Instance:https://share.backtrace.io/api/share/6U3B7ggDGLWx1JJfQFHcWB3
Status | In development |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Author | JoshBurleson |
Genre | Educational |
Made with | Unity |
Comments
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nice. Really nice looking, and polished
Love the narrative you wrote up, and the look / feel of the game. Nice art and animation. Amazing that you did this all yourself. Excellent work!
Thanks, Tomatohorse! It was indeed a lot of work. I really appreciate the kind words and encouragement. Cheers!