Triple Zed

@triplezed.bsky.social

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Solo indie game dev seeking play-testers for Earthcraft Rescue, a search and rescue game with a survival mode. No generative AI is used in my games. All code, art, and music is my own. https://triplezedgames.itch.io/

A group of 8 robots posing for a photograph. They are wearing human hats and masks. From left to right: a ninja hood, a cowboy hat, a fedora and cigar, hippy hair and tinted glasses, a spartan helm, a pirate hat and eyepatch, geisha hair and makeup, and a witches hat. This photo is set at the entrance of the game Earthcraft Rescue, where these robots have got lost inside and must be rescued.
The new start menu for a work in progress game made in Godot and Blender. The title is Earthcraft Rescue and in the top left of the screen is the head of Spark, the heroic humanoid robot, and in the top right is the head of Dog, his loyal companion and storage container. There is a large blue and green cuboid object which is a spacecraft designed to look similar to planet earth. The image is static, but in the real main menu, the earth craft rotates on two axis.
A gameplay screenshot of 8 low-poly robots illuminated by torchlight in a dark area. The mission label says evacuate the explorers, as the aim of the game is to find all 8 robots and guide them to safety. A work in progress game made in Godot and Blender.
An image of a dark tunnel in a low-poly game. There are two types of fake light. One is a flame torch on the wall, where an orange flame-shaped mesh is backed by a circular mesh with a yellow-orange colour that darkens as the circle spreads outwards, giving the impression of the flame glowing on the wall. The second type is small cubes on the ceiling like fitted electronic lights. Both use emissive material that gives the impression of being bright by showing their colour when there is no game lighting shining on them.
Spark, the heroic humanoid robot, is commanding a follower who he is rescuing from an abandoned earth simulation. The low poly scene has a green floor, representing grass, brown tree-like pillars, and grey surrounding structures that are rocks or cliffs. Spark moves a yellow arrow in front of him which commands the follower to move to that position. He does this again. On the third command he moves the arrow to his feet and this creates a circle around himself instead of an arrow. This indicates that the movement makes the follower return to follow the player instead of moving away. This combines what were two buttons, removing the need for a follow button. Earthcraft Rescue is a work in progress game expected to release 2027.
A large map of a work in progress game. The large blocks are mostly green vegetation and rocks and are interconnected by brown tunnels that are underground, allowing modular design for optimization.
Four update images of a work in progress game made in Godot and Blender. The first image shows rocky terrain with green grass. There is an entrance to the scene on top of a large rock, and a wooden ramp leads down. The second image shows a gloomy, underwater swamp scene with an old log and two large wooden planks. The third image shows another gloomy swamp scene but from above water where four small islands are visible through a wooden gateway. The fourth image shows an underground tunnel reinforced with wooden frames that leads down to swamp water.
An outside view of a 3D work in progress game in Blender. There are many world blocks and tunnels, and many gates to nowhere that need to be filled.
A four stage image of a work in progress game. Each image shows a different angle of a gloomy swamp with dead trees, rocks, and the ribcage of a huge expired creature protruding from the water. The first image shows a close up of Spark, the heroic humanoid robot, deep up to his neck in the swamp. The second image zooms out, showing more of the scenery. The third image shows the whole world block from outside. And the fourth removes the water, revealing that underneath, the floor is like a simple maze, making it difficult to find the way across.
A before and after image of a gradient texture applied to a low poly game scene. The first image shows a green area, passages in and out of bushes, where the color is quite flat. The second image shows the same scene with the gradient texture applied, and there is greater contrast between more colorful areas higher up and darker areas lower down.
A four stage image of a work in progress PC game, shown in reverse order of creation. The first image shows Spark, the heroic humanoid robot, and his dog, Dog, standing among large rocks, looking upward and around, as though lost. The second image zooms out and shows that they are in a narrow, open-top passage between a large rock and a wooden walkway that passes over them. The third image zooms out even further to show the full area of the game. There is a large wooden walkway above the floor that connects one side of the area to the other, and below there are large rocks arranged like a maze. There is no clear route from top to bottom, and it looks like a place you could easily get lost.
A four stage image of a low poly survival game under development in Blender and Godot. The first image shows a world block under construction in Blender edit mode. There is a body of water in the middle, and this is surrounded by a variety of different unusually-shaped trees. The second image shows the finished block, a peaceful oasis surrounded by forest. The third image shows Spark, the heroic humanoid robot, and his dog, Dog, standing by the water. Dog is looking at the water. The fourth and final image shows Dog in the water.
A four stage sequence starting with a blender editor image of a low poly world block under construction. This is a crossroads with brown dirt tunnels leading to a central area surrounded by tall cliffs. The second image shows the finished block. The third shows Spark, the heroic robot standing in front of a camp terminal that sits in the crossroads, which is an artificial campfire with a computer screen. The caption states that the camp is a safe zone, in theory, and the forth part of the image shows a creepy emu like robot creature approaching Spark from behind.
In a green area with two trees in the background, two robots hold items while looking at a third robot. The items are a tree log and large pot of water. The third robot says, "Trust me. This is how we survive in a humanlike environment," which indicates they are in a place more familiar to humans than robots. A low poly survival game work in progress.
A Blender edit mode image of a maintenance room being created. There is a conveyor belt, a computer terminal, and some red and white floor areas that warn of unauthorized access.
Spark, the heroic humanoid robot, stands in front of what appears to be a large computer terminal of some kind that is positioned on a small rock island on an area of grass surrounded by tall cliffs. The game prompt states "activate a power source" and there is an arrow above the screen. Could this be it? This is a low poly survival game work in progress.
Spark, the heroic robot, gazes down into a hedge maze surrounded by cliffs. This place will soon contain loot, dangerous creatures, and perhaps a lost explorer or two. A screenshot from a work in progress game.
Spark and Dog, robots companions, enter a tunnel. They get chased out by a giant ant, but it goes the wrong way. They try again, but another giant ant is inside. They make a second escape but then get chased back by an emu. After the chase has passed, the camera zooms into the creepy face of the second giant ant. It opens its jaws.