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I keep getting this error while trying to update my track

Submitted by Some Weirdo on 19 February 2025 - 6:58am

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The content on this page has either been modified by another user, or you have already submitted modifications using this form. As a result, your changes cannot be saved.

I am trying to update this track "https://opengameart.org/content/steadily-into-uncertainty" to have a less noisy version.

My 3081-byte browser game

Submitted by stgiga on 10 February 2025 - 3:50pm

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Show off your project!

A long time ago I wrote a 30K browser game that by 2023 I got down to 3081 bytes, and it can be found here.

requesting license/s that exclude AI training.

Submitted by Starry Skydancer on 2 February 2025 - 8:56pm

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General Discussion

I have a request for new license types that forbids our uploaded files from being used for AI training. I would apprecaite it.

I made editable games game engine

Submitted by scl on 2 February 2025 - 10:14am

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General Discussion

I realized this morning that I've been visiting this site for over 10 years.

It started with games, then gifs, now back to games.

Anyways, I made an animation programming language that you type into a textarea. This means you can change a game, so I built a development studio around it. It's actually really simple.

For artists, this means you can just replace the images used in a game. The games get domain locked if you choose to publish, but for now it is free as I look for feedback.

If you try out it, please let me know what you think.

2D procedural cave generator using cellular automata (tutorial) for Godot 4.3

Submitted by mujtaba-io on 20 January 2025 - 2:13am

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Tutorials

I made 2D procedural level caves using Godot engine. It uses cellular automata and other techniques to generate caves, ensuring that start and end points meet.

This is how it looks:

LPC Enemies?

Submitted by Gaurav on 6 January 2025 - 5:58am

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Liberated Pixel Cup

I noticed there is no concept of LPC enemy sprite sheets yet. Enemies are typically drawn as large or much larger than battler sprites in games. Smaller ones for when there are multiple enemies on the screen, and larger ones for bosses. Unfortunately, most (but certainly not all) of the pixel art enemies I see on OpenGameArt.org are much smaller than the LPC sprites, and the "bosses" look puny compared with them. We would need to somehow have standards for enemy sprites while not restricting their size too much. They need to be "in scale" with LPC sprites.

How to make Subway Surfers like Endless Runner Game Tutorial

Submitted by mujtaba-io on 5 January 2025 - 10:08am

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Tutorials

Hello guys, there is another of my endless runner tutorial I made in Godot engine. It has 2 parts. I hope you will find it useful.

how should I improve my pixel art?

Submitted by smacaroni on 3 January 2025 - 5:38am

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2D Art

Hi, I'm sbird, and I'm learning how to pixel art!

I'm making a platformer where you have to try to get materials to build a raft to escape a deserted island. I've made a tileset that looks beachy and the resources (water bottles, sticks, logs, and rope)

how should I improve my pixel art? The tileset looks okayish, but the resources don't look good at all. Is the outline too much? Any tips for me to improve my pixel art?