Yzahkin Games

@yzahkin.games

🎮 Creating small games as a hobby 🤖 Active project: something in Godot Cupig on Steam! https://store.steampowered.com/app/2999220/Cupigs_Key_Collectathon/ Website: https://yzahkin.games

Screenshot of the game Spore. Several stars seen in space, empires marked with red and green areas around stars.

A timeline of game dev showing 1% of "haha whoa this is pretty fun" and 99% shows a tweet by ben esposito @torahhorse saying "nobody told me when you make a video game you have to make the whole thing" 7:10 PM - May 8, 2018 - Twitter Web Client

Screenshot of Figma Home page. Top right corner has the Import button.

A pig made from lemon match sticks. A 3D printed Cupig and an Xbox One controller in the backround

The Godot software with basic godot colors. A title, description and html text editor field and a button saying Done! after saving a blogpost.

GDScript code reads:
var time = Time.get_date_dict_from_system()
print("%04d-%02d-%02d" % [
time.year, time.month, time.day
])

A level editor image of a msall level with 6 keys and instantly apparent solution.

$Screenshot of gdscript. The code reads: func _ready(): posttitle = $"../title" postdesc = $"../description" posttext = $"../text" pressed.connect(_button_pressed) func _button_pressed(): var file = FileAccess.open("posts-template.html", FileAccess.READ) var content = file.get_as_text() content = content.replace("{{title}}",posttitle.text) content = content.replace("{{description}}",postdesc.text) content = content.replace("{{article}}",posttext.text) print(content)$

GDScript Code from Godot documentation.
func _ready():
var button = Button.new()
button.text = "Click me"
button.pressed.connect(self._button_pressed)
add_child(button)

func _button_pressed():
print("Hello world!")

A timer showing 1 minute 44 seconds and 854 milliseconds.

Lily and Forest talking while sitting in front of a wall that has physics equation drawn on it.

pure level code. Starts witn new int[,] and continues with a 2 dimensional data structure of ints zeroes representing holes and 9s representing roads.

A piece of fixed code. The code reads:

if (_levels.ElementAtOrDefault(id-1) == null) return null;
return _levels[id - 1];

$A C# static class named LevelDataStructure. The code reads: public static class LevelDataStructure { private static List<int[,]> _levels = new List<int[,]>() [...]; static LevelDataStructure() { } public static List<int[,]> GetLevelList() { return _levels; } public static int[,] GetLevelById(int id) { if (_levels.ElementAtOrDefault(id) == null) return null; return _levels[id - 1]; } }$