Wandering Door Games

@wanderingdoorgames.bsky.social

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🇨🇦 We're a two person team making games, participating in game jams, making silly little prototypes, and hopefully spreading joy along the way. Our projects are always DRM Free, open source, and Linux first. https://wanderingdoorgames.obviousgain.ca/

A pixel art screenshot from Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy of a pink haired young woman standing in a fancy lobby with big wooden elevator doors and purple carpeted floors. There is an elf sitting at the reception desk reading a book. A cursor is hovering over a portrait in the scene, highlighting the portrait and showing an eye icon.
A video clip from the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It shows opening the map, clicking on End Day, and closing the map to show the scene start to warp colours centered on a point, which then rapidly expands outwards, shaking the screen and fading the whole to a light blue.
The release trailer for the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy showcasing funny dialogue, puzzles, collectibles, and a little mystery.
A time-lapse video of the node graph in Obsidian MD showing the progression of added dialogue and interactions for the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy.
The release trailer for the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy showcasing funny dialogue, puzzles, collectibles, and a little mystery.
A screenshot from the in-development indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It shows a dialogue box with a young goblin boy talking to a young pink-haired woman saying "Don't be a narc."
A short video showing the first level of the open source game jam game, Spin-ectomy. In it, an announcer on the top right comments on how the surgery is going, a big button sits below them in the Spin Cam section, and on the right is the Surgery Cam section showing a scalpel spinning around a square line being stopped at the appropriate times to try to cut out the goal organ.
A video clip from the in-development FOSS indie game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It shows an office lobby with a dark-skinned elf sitting behind a desk. In the game editor, she is dragged upwards to reveal she is only half drawn and has no legs.
A snippet from Code - OSS showing the source control panel with the commit message "Add several rat conversations."
A video clip from the in-development indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It shows opening the map, clicking on End Day, and closing the map to show the scene start to warp colours centered on a point, which then rapidly expands outwards, shaking the screen and fading the whole to a light blue.
A screenshot from the in development open source FOSS indie game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. The pink haired protagonist is standing in a backyard with a blue brick house, tree, bike, and blueberry bush. To the right of here is a giant cat face that is mostly off screen.
A node graph from Obsidian for the indie FOSS game, Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It shows many nodes of different colours connecting to other nodes in clusters.
A screenshot of some work from the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It shows many pixel art stamps with various motifs on a notebook.
A thumbnail from the in-development indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It features a pixel art indoor scene with faint code overlayed on it and the game protagonist's face, as well as the game title text, DEVLOG 04, and ROAD TO THE DEMO
A grid of four in development screenshots from the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. The first is of a cozy office, the second is a cute diner with cross stitch decorating the walls, the third is of a tiny home with a cute chicken and rainbow flowers, and the last is of a house at night with a community library shelf.
A clip from the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy showing a context cursor disappear behind a dropdown menu.
Four environments in a grid from the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. They show case a well in a foresty area (both night and day), a thatch roof house and big willow-y tree, and a village square with a big flowing fountain.
A clip from the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy showing a context cursor disappear behind a dropdown menu.
The thumbnail feature image for Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It features the title text and the protagonists face surrounded by different context cursors. A banner at the top reads: DEMO OUT NOW!
A thumbnail from the in-development indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It features a pixel art outdoor scene with faint code overlayed on it and the game protagonist's face, as well as the game title text, DEVLOG 03, and PUZZLES AND REFINEMENTS!
A short video clip from the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy showcasing a decrepit looking server room/custodial utility room. The giant monitor has a screen saver of a stylized purple penguin fading in and out at different spots on the screen.
A zoomed in panning video showing off three pixel art environments from the indie FOSS point and click Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. The first is the outside of a library, the second is stone walls with butterflies in front of rolling hills, and the third is a wizard's magical home.
The thumbnail feature image for indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy showing the title text and the main character, Aster, above it. Above her are sparkles and various contextual cursors.
A screenshot from the indie FOSS point and click game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It shows a pixel art blue note book with navigate-able sticky notes on the sides and a sketch of a butterfly sitting on a cluster-type flower with the description: Orange Tentacle Attracts butterflies of any species, as long as they're orange.
An in-development video clip from the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy showing an animation bug where the character gets vertically split in half.
A video showing a quick scroll through of the latest devlog for the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy on the Wandering Door Games website.
An in-development video for the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It shows the user moving from one area to another and how the main menu screen reflects that area once they have quit.
An in-development video from the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy showcasing a menu style like a notebook with sticky note tabs for navigation.
An in-development video of the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy showing a scene with two people standing in front of stone walls with butterflies perched on plants on top of the walls. There are lush green hills in the background and silhouetted buildings in the distance.
A video from the in-development indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It features a pixel art scene of two little bees hovering over a flower bed full of orange flowers. The planter has blue and purple crayon flower drawings on it.
A video of the in-development indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy showing one of the characters home. There is a loft, a lot of books, a large plant, a large window, and a desk with a laptop on it. Two fantasy characters stand in the room.
The Wandering Door Games Tools We Use page. There is a purple banner with the text "Tools We Use / The open source tools we use in our FOSS development" at the top. Below that are little cards for each tool with an appropriate icon, the tool name, and a short description.
An in-development video of the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. It shows a computer on its login screen, typing in a password, and scrolling through an email inbox.
A video showing off early development of the indie FOSS game Aster Pebble and the Case of Bad Bureaucracy. The video shows a lobby with a big desk, elevator, plants, and many portraits on the wall. A cursor hovers over multiple objects, causing them to outline in white. The cursor then clicks on the elevator, which then opens up.
A screenshot from the indie FOSS game jam game So Little Slime. It features The Dissolver in a dank blue dungeon with green slime trails on the floor and walls.
A short video of the indie FOSS game jam game showing off the jiggle physics of a big green slime in a dank blue dungeon crushing skeletons.
The cover art image for The No Good Sandwich Thief. It features an angry man yelling and the text 'THE NO GOOD SANDWICH THIEF' on a blue horizontal banner. Beneath the banner is a chat like interface and silhouettes of various faces. At the top is a banner in the Wandering Door Games branding with the text "Lookin' Back On".
A video from the indie FOSS game remake of The Chamber Crowd featuring a custom colour picker showing the colour of the targets being changed to purple.
A development video of the indie FOSS game The Chamber Crowd showing a green glowing ball in a very dark room taking out humanoid targets while navigating around office furniture.
An image showing two side-by-side Godot profiler results.
A screenshot of Wandering Door Games link embeds that are very generic and give no additional content to the links.
An image of a planet surrounded by many different coloured asteroids. The planet has a noticeable area around it which is asteroid free.
A screenshot from the indie FOSS game jam game So Little Slime. It shows a dark and dank blue dungeon environment with a giant green slime facing down an army of skeletons. The text "The Dissolver" is written at the top of the screen above a large green health bar.
A development screenshot from the indie FOSS game Satellite Bash. It features a blue and green planet with two small moons in its orbit. The planet is surrounds by 8 asteroids of varying colour.
A short video showing part of a conversation between the necromancer and The Dissolver from the indie FOSS game jam entry, So Little Slime.
A credits screen in blue, white, and grey text against a starry blue background for the indie FOSS game Satellite Bash.
A screenshot from Satellite Bash showing how point values appear and fade away once the player destroys an enemy or obstacle.
The cover art image for the indie FOSS game Drain Duels. It features a black text outlined in glowing yellow saying "Drain Duels". Smaller white text under the title says "A dramatic reenactment".
An image of many ships in various colours and sizes from the indie FOSS game Satellite Bash.
A video showing the gameplay of the indie FOSS game jam game, So Little Slime. It features a large green slime crushing skeleton archers as it slowly grows smaller as it loses slime.
A short video of six skeleton bobbin' up and down in a very blue dungeon.
A screenshot of the dark blue void of space with a smattering of light blue stars of varying opacity.
An image of 6 planets with randomly generated details and colours
The cover art image for The No Good Sandwich Thief. It features an angry man yelling and the text 'THE NO GOOD SANDWICH THIEF' on a blue horizontal banner. Beneath the banner is a chat like interface and silhouettes of various faces.
A video showcasing the progress of "The No Good Sandwich Thief" game jam entry for Mini Jam 188. The video starts at a login screen featuring the company logo, a spreadsheet wearing sunglasses with the text "Extreme Spreadsheets". The user logs in and a chat-like app opens. The user clicks on the it-support channel, then the random channel, and opens a profile of one of the users.
An image featuring six character headshots in a cartoon style from the game jam game "The No Good Sandwich Thief". The first is an elderly lady with a kind expression, short grey hair and golden half moon spectacles against a pink background. The second is a middle aged woman with a severe expression, pink oversized glasses, and her hair up in a tight bun against an orange background. The third is a young person with a cheerful expression, orange hair, and sporting a purple bow tie with rubber duckies against a yellow background. The fourth is a young woman with a playful expression, dark hair tied up with a pink scrunchie, and hoop earrings against a light purple background. The fifth is a man with an angry expression wearing a grey fedora style hat against a blue background. The sixth is a winking man with dark brown hair and stubble against a green background.
A development clip from the FOSS indie game The Chamber Crowd. A lime green ball mows down all the humanoids in a translucent box until they're all dead.
A clip of a green ball falling on a red humanoid. The humanoid stretches crazily out of proportion and clambers off the edge of the floor, falling into the abyss.
A video of the 2D indie game Satellite Bash showing a planet fighting off enemies and space debris with its satellites.