André-LA 🎀 gamedev

@dre.dev.br

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Brazilian game developer, made Homenaut: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2784640/ My main account is on mastodon! https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@Andre_LA Website: https://dre.dev.br/

Green cylinder shoots white spheres on a checkered ground.
Graph with three bars, the second bar has more than double the value of the third bar, but has the same size; the first and second also has wrong proportions.
Carro estilizado em cor verde com logo da Petrobras e Lubrax
Mão segurando livro sobre rede enquanto gata está na frente da câmera
UML diagram with two groups: Entities (like Protagonist and Projectile) and Components (like Health and Flyer).
Pixel-art videogame with a cute mouse astronaut jumping on platforms while changing gravity directions.
News feed program showing three panels, form left to right: the websites list; the posts and the article headline.
screenshot of LLaMa 3.1 7B generated code, with the last line a mess of non-sense text.
pixel-art platformer with a astronaut mouse, it jumps to collect a cookie which start following the mouse, once it to lands the cookie gets collected in an sparkles animation.
Troféu com a legenda de "Melhor Jogo de Plataforma", com um jogo de fundo.
Foto de um jogo pixel-art de um camundongo astronauta exibido num monitor sobre uma mesa com pano preto.
Primeira imagem: Jogo pixel-art, há cinco plataformas com espinhos e um camundongo astronauta está correndo sob um deles
screenshot of profile page showing the label widget, it says "1 label has been placed on this account"
Pixel-art scene with a little mouse running on platforms.
Two pixel-art cartoon "astronaut aliens" floating while linked by a rope, there's a spherical smiling evil enemy falling over them.
3D checkboard-pattern sidescrolling game prototype where a sphere-like object attacks other floating spheres, there's a little stair with just one step on the middle as an obstacle.
two pieces of code, with the same algorithm, on top there's lisp code (Carp language), while on the bottom it's Nelua code, which is similar to Lua. The interesting bit it's that on Carp the order of how you access a field it's reversed compared to Nelua.