Raesha

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helo bluesky!!! (she/they) (24) gamedev, worldbuilding, and writing! reposts will be of art I like or gamedev related things!

The video showcases a player and 9 other spaceships flying through a purple tube-like racetrack. They avoid each other by spacing themselves out and manage to turn corners, just about. They don't do very well on corners, bumping into the outside wall a lot, but they complete them nonetheless.
A mine drifts into view on the racetrack, beeping menacingly as it comes to a slow stop. Then, a ship flies into view from the right, setting off the mine in a huge pixellated explosion. The ship isn't destroyed, but it drifts off to the side of the track, smoking.
A first person perspective of a spaceship racing through a tubular track. It grabs an item from an item giver, called a Mine. It fires it forwards, and it makes a menacing beeping noise at it flies overhead and behind. However, just ahead is another mine that the player slams into, making it explode and stunning the spaceship.
A video showcasing my six-degrees-of-freedom spaceship racing game! A ship rests on the wall tubular track, just minding its own business, when a missile comes flying around the corner and slams into it, stunning it. This is showcasing the homing missile!
Sisyphus rolling the rock up the hill but another Sisyphus is pushing from the other side, too.
A video of the game I'm working on, shot from the cockpit of a low-poly spaceship in a tunneled racetrack. Another ship flies into view from around the corner and hits a wall. Pixellated smoke particles fly from it, along with the fire-coloured trail of its engine. It does a few passes around the player, showing off the smoke particles.
A screenshot from Firefox's reader mode of Oracle, reporting a read time between 56 and 71 minutes. There is a caption underneath that reads: "I will predict you."
A screenshot from Obsidian showing a wordcount of 10,492 words and 58,896 characters.
Nimbus Station, from LEGO Universe.
Jet the Hawk, but with the caption: Bean the Dynamic (2006)
A Godot scene tree with a state machine setup. The states have component nodes that give them logic, instead of having logic themselves.
The Atari Jaguar controller, with a standard D-pad and six-button layout at the top. However, the bottom of the controller has 12-digit number pad similar to a telephone.
The SEGA Saturn 3D controller, which is a round disc with buttons laid onto it, with small handles stuck to the bottom.. An analogue stick sits above the D-pad on the left, with six action buttons on the right. A START button sits in the centre.
A screenshot from Steam showing a list of Sonic games. A lot of them.