love that you include the wheelchair and animations for it. that's really cool, not much representation in games for the 'differently abled' so i commend you on that.
i would say put the book in a text file along with the game, or in the game in a "credits" menu option. the point is that you have to do it, so you just do it. at that scale, noone is going to read them all anyways, so just do what you have to.
that's enough. you are credited, the terms of the license have been met. if that txt file has 2000 entries like that, so be it. i think, when including them in the game itself, it's better to put your credits screen as an option in the main menu instead of a scroll at the end of game, but thats just my opinion.
it's really up to you in my opinion. if i download your game, i am just as likely to not read your super long credits screen as i am to not read your super long credits.txt
it's a condition of your use of cc-by stuff to give credit, but with that many assets needed crediting, the end result is going to be skipped by most people anyways. in that case, i would just do the bare minimum to satisfy the letter of licensing requirements. that's just me tho.
personally i think zipping it all up in one pack is the best way to go, and put it in the 2D art category. it is generally easier on the user to find like works that are from the same set, if they are all together in one submission.
so long as these fictional brand logos are not derivative of non-free original works, it sounds like it would be a good addition to OGA
full disclosure, my proposals were from ChatGPT as well. i just refined my query to ask for portmanteau words that fit the theme and could also be the name of the main character.
love that you include the wheelchair and animations for it. that's really cool, not much representation in games for the 'differently abled' so i commend you on that.
love it!
i would say put the book in a text file along with the game, or in the game in a "credits" menu option. the point is that you have to do it, so you just do it. at that scale, noone is going to read them all anyways, so just do what you have to.
Asset Credits:
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Assets used under the terms of the specified licenses:
CC-BY 3.0 - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
CC-BY 4.0 - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
CC-0 - https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
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2D tileset 20x20 [Project Helena] sketch by eugeneloza, CC-BY 3.0
https://opengameart.org/content/2d-tileset-20x20-project-helena-sketch
[cge] Low-poly books by eugeneloza, CC-BY 4.0
https://opengameart.org/content/cge-low-poly-books
Circuit Tileset by eugeneloza, CC-0
https://opengameart.org/content/circuit-tileset
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that's enough. you are credited, the terms of the license have been met. if that txt file has 2000 entries like that, so be it. i think, when including them in the game itself, it's better to put your credits screen as an option in the main menu instead of a scroll at the end of game, but thats just my opinion.
CONTINUE
NEW GAME
OPTIONS
CREDITS
QUIT TO DESKTOP
it's really up to you in my opinion. if i download your game, i am just as likely to not read your super long credits screen as i am to not read your super long credits.txt
it's a condition of your use of cc-by stuff to give credit, but with that many assets needed crediting, the end result is going to be skipped by most people anyways. in that case, i would just do the bare minimum to satisfy the letter of licensing requirements. that's just me tho.
pretty cool.
reminds me of those old wooden ball maze puzzles
personally i think zipping it all up in one pack is the best way to go, and put it in the 2D art category. it is generally easier on the user to find like works that are from the same set, if they are all together in one submission.
so long as these fictional brand logos are not derivative of non-free original works, it sounds like it would be a good addition to OGA
full disclosure, my proposals were from ChatGPT as well. i just refined my query to ask for portmanteau words that fit the theme and could also be the name of the main character.
some ideas based on setting that could also be a name for a character:
Wastelandia
Cataclysmia
Devastara
Aftermathia
Grimterra
Tribulation
Devastopia
ChatGPT and other LLMs can be good for brainstorming these types of things, if you are comfortable with using AI as a tool.
Tiny Who Would Win?
1 Gorilla vs 10,000 Babies
this is definately the winner for the OGA's Best Preview Award
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