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Outpost in an alien world.Original resolution 500 x 250 pixels.
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Wooow! So beautiful. Very attractive combination of colors andΒ theme of this picture!
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Thanks a lot! Glad to hear you liked it
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With this kind of skill you could easily get a job at an indie games studio. I'm sure there are loads looking for this kind of stuff, you could even freelance. Of course, for all I know you are already.. xD
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Thanks for the kind comment!
Actually I worked for two different indie developers a few years ago. I worked on the graphics for one, and I made the original soundtrack and sound effects for the other.
My real life job is programming though. And I am also working on some personal indie game projects in my free time. I hope to release at least two of them as a finished and polished game but sometimes I can't find the energy nor the time to work on them since I am doing all the design, coding and art all by myself. And sometimes I am just lazy I guess 
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No problem!
Oh wow, that's quite a wide portfolio of skills. It must have taken a lot of time to be able to do the art, programming and soundtracks. Most people just focus on one area.Β
But I know what you mean with not being able to find the time to work on things. I worked on a PokΓ©mon fan game myself for a few years and even though I really enjoyed doing it it just wasn't possible to finish on my own. Although at the same time it's definetely worth it even if you don't finish, you learn from it.Β
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Yes, definitely. Every project offers new things to learn. I would advice starting small. Rather than trying to make a full scale game I would try making prototypes and small scale projects. For instance a Pokemon game with only a few maps, a few characters and a few battles would be more doable rather than a complete Pokemon-like game. If you really like doing it never give up
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This. Is. Awesome! If you could check out some of my work, that would be awesome too
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Thanks, sure I will drop by
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nice. could use a bit more work but still great
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Thanks, yes I agree that it could have been better.
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Wowsers, I really like this. Its wakes memories of a few games made by Delphine software a long while ago. One was Another world I think.Β Excellent image and lighting. Fantastic!
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Thanks a lot!
"Another World" and "Flashback" are two games that influenced me greatly in my childhood.
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Everything looks amazing but the backround seems very simple and monotone...
...it's probably better like this : P
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Thanks! Yeah, background is kinda boring but I am lazy
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This is fantastic! It feels like a scene from a video game for sure. Maybe even a shot juuust before the title fades in..
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Thanks! I love old school games
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Loved the sun and the trees on the cliff, this would be a really cool point & click adventure game cut-scene. Same quality as in the "Larry" series. (Just kidding. Obviously, it's better than any old Larry game.) Great work again, improve your art and maybe someday instead of the pixel sunsets.. we might be able to see the "Steel Sky" (;
/Sorun deΔil. Dil benim iΓ§in ΓΆnemli gelmiyor, ΓΆzellikle Δ°ngilizcenin Γ§ok daha fazla kullanΔ±ldΔ±ΔΔ± bir yerde.
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Steel Sky is really an amazing game and it would take a LONG time for me to get even close to the visual quality of that game
I am also a C programmer and I hope to make my own game in the near future. Actually I have made 3 simple games so far.
Thanks for the support I really appreciate it.
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Pixel art ftw ! I love games with gfx like that
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I love old school games too!
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Looks great in the thumbnail, never expected it to be pixel art xD
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Pixel art!
Very nice, I especially like what you did with the sun and mountains
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Glad to hear it, thanks!
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wow this is nostalgic lol. too bad most 8-bit games weren't this detailed... hell even some 16-bit games
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I like the work with the color. Cool stuff. Maybe just a tad too much blue?
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Thanks! Are you reffering to the exhaust light?
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Yeah, and maybe the light on the guy. (might be gray, did not check.)
I think you were trying to go for contrast, but I don't think the piece needs it.
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