Oranje Maan's Den

Unfortunately, I did not get much done over the past few days. My houses wi-fi was performing too badly to work, was down for some days, and I had to study for semester exams. However, I've also been spending too much time on strategy games recently. Thereby, I will be showing another previous work . This is a Python program I made this year for a class I took. The main program is not much more than the turtle designing. I got quite interested in making circles, which could be seen.The name Droopy doesn't have much story to it. During the time I was making this, I was listening to music by C418. Three of his songs refer to a "Droopy," which is where I got the name from. The next post will definately be about the idle game with advancements I made in there. After that, I may put that program on the backburner and do something else.

I intend for there to be little talking about video games on this blog other than what I make and what influences me in game design. However, I do want to talk about this game at the moment and analyse it. Sure, I may be a very small blog right now, and that anything I say here will probably never impact the game development or its popularity. Yet, I feel that it is worth discussing the good, bad, and ugly of some games to learn from them. Thereby, I want to talk about URealms for analysis. I've been viewing the creator, Robert Moran (A.K.A. BruceWillakers or OldManWillakers  on youtube), for a long time, back to when he was making Youtube videos of minigames in Minecraft. He made some interesting stuff in Minecraft, such as an assault-type game called Dwarves Vs. Zombies. As the title implies a group of players as Dwarves must defend against players that are zombies. He had himself (as OldManWillakers) be a playable character in the game for a single Dwarf player each game.