No.29210
>>29206Whoops, I'm sorry, the preffixes turned out to be important.
School map:
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/dAqPKQQP/file.htmlPaweł Jumper map:
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/ynytcut9/file.htmlThat little cube is from the second map. It is probably just a storage, like
>>29207 said.
In my map, inside is the bombsite along with a secret entrance to the underground level.
No.29212
>>29207>>29210>>It's probably just a storageAh, okay. Didn't read the post properly, my bad.
No.29692
>>29210Thanks for these maps!
No.30081
Does anyone remember this game from the early 2000s/late 90s where you explore planets that were producerally generated? It was made by a computer science student I think and it was free, I can't remember its title.
No.30118
>>30083You mean No Man's Sky?
No.32057
Nice little bump for alice
No.32984
Have you guys ever tried digging into some open source games? Maybe they're not the obscure ones, but if the author's giving you a copy of their game gratis, along with its source code, you can bet he does it for love and not profit; even more so do ones who contribute voluntarily.
No.33662
Is there a japanese itch.io? Where can I find doujin games?
No.33665
Fuck me, where have all these game suggestions been my whole life? This entire thread is gold.
Just to add to the pile:
Knytt
No.33669
>>33665Thank you for sharing. I've played it yesterday and the atmosphere has blown me away.
No.33682
hollow knight
No.33693
>>16017Anyone know of other games like this? I've been playing it but the difficulty of mobs gets ridiculous after floor 12.
Or just decent 3D games in general? I have nothing against 2D but I'd like to play some 3D for a change on this toaster of mine.
No.33780
>>16231do you or does anyone else here know of any japanese equivalents of itch.io? i'd like to have a larger variety, tho now that i know of itch.io thanks to this thread i have a lot to check out
No.33811
Are there any games on Itch.io that work on toasters? I'm too poor to afford a new computer so I'm running on XP and every game I've tried to play crashed before even booting up. I figured low-tech looking games would be best but apparently I was way off.
:-/
No.34668
>>33662Dig around japanese internet (or english sites about japan) and look for things posted. Most doujin games are released either for free on geocities-esque personal sites or in discs at a convention.
No.34726
>>34725Yume Nikki is the one. I've been considering immerse myself on all the fan made Yume Nikki games but for whatever reason I never actually do it.
No.35073
>>34669thanks for this link
>>33811Try updating your direct x, it might be outdated and that is why the games are not running.
No.37168
>>29210I missed these, could anyone re-upload them?
No.37171
>>34728What about 2kki?
>>37170>abandoned by its developerlike the rest of them
No.38875
Do open source games count?
No.38887
>>32984Yes. Check this one:
Red Eclipse
Open source arena shooter with parkour movement and different game modes. Every weapon has two shoot modes and you can use a sword, grenades and mines.
Gameplay:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zf3XN553RuAThe community is nice, but very small. Sometimes you would need to join a server and wait a couple of minutes until other people start joining.
No.38888
>>38887The music and visuals appeals to me. But it's so fast.. Watching people playing it though is really comfy
No.38913
SCP Games. Although, only Containment Breach is really a game
https://undertowgames.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1972 No.39617
http://store.steampowered.com/app/1280/Darkest_Hour_Europe_4445/free ww2 fps, the development is in full progress despite few people playing.
it used to be a mod for Red Orchestra 1, now you don't need it to play. The game has a lot more content and features than Red Orchestra 2 despite being free.
No.40756
>>38887looks good, i will check it out
No.40823
>>16015Went into that website Itch.io that you linked. The first thing I found was "Gender Wrecked", a 'genderpunk' game where you kiss and make out with things, seducing a "robot dad" all the while exploring this "mysterious entity called gender". Also:
>lo-fi>TF2>Reitaisai, apparently an anime conventionFucking kill yourself you disgusting normgroid. Please go back to /r9k/, Tumblr and Reddit. Fuck you and leave us alone you fucking piece of shit. Your kind will never take this last bastion of hope away from us.
No.40825
>>40823Nice butthurt over a post made more than 2 years ago.
Also stop trying to fit in so hard.
No.40840
>>40823Wow! this guy is a cool wizard just like us!
No.43031
>>40823>Reitaisai, apparently an anime conventionI don't know whether it's hating anime or not knowing what Reitaisai actually is that makes you a bigger normalshit pleb.
No.43755
>>43031>anime is non normiestop
No.43758
>>43757
rip daddy
No.43878
>>43755If you don't like anime you can fuck off back to your normalshit forums.
No.46168
>>43878That was not his point. His point was that normalshitters have clearly taken over the anime hobby and are trying their best to ruin it. It resists, because japan (thankfully) doesn't give a flying fuck what white people think.
No.46943
>>46942Not on NuWindows. Used to be you could just install pAppLocale and launch any executable in another locale through the context menu, but Windows 10 devs purposely botched support. You could try running a past Windows running on a virtual machine.
Win 10 is advertised by Microsoft as great for gamers and yet it totally broke old DX, locale, input, and other things not relevant to current gen. Really makes you "huh.."
No.46945
>>46943Damn, that sucks. As you might have guessed I am, in fact, using Windows 10. I also tried Locale Emulator, but it doesn't work with the latest Windows 10 update (doesn't appear in the context menu). Never thought that playing some random YN fan game would turn out to be this much of hassle.
No.46948
>>46945Try it on a windows 7 virtual machine.
No.47010
>>46948I think I'd rather just try changing the system locale, being that I have no idea how to set up a virtual machine and it seems like even more work for something which, like I said already, should just be as easy as click it & play it. At this point, I guess I'll just forget about it for the time being. Just too much of a hassle. Maybe someone will sort it out to work better with modern systems in the future, but I doubt it.
No.47089
>>47010Setting up a virtual machine is fairly easy and will solve this kind of problems for most games though.
Virtual box, an iso and installing the host additions is all you need to get it working.