Good Morning! So, for our game project, building those essential skills, I've also been learning Unity! I been building a small project called ScopeBoxer, it's an app for visualising the size of projects. You put boxes together, input your data, and build the project you plan to make so you can see exactly how big the beast is you plan to tackle. And the best part is, when you're done, you can print all the data out for your GDD! Before I move on to beautifying it, I'd love some testers to help me refine it!

I adore Game Jams, Absolutely LOVE them! But there are skills you have to attain before you join. First, Scoping. You make a game too big? You either don't deliver or you deliver an experience you wont be proud of. You'll learn plenty about your discipline and scoping in the process, and you might even learn a more important skill (Not hanging on the outcome, but loving the process instead). Second, People Reading. Can you pick people out that you think will deliver? Will stick to brief and not go off on their own to do whatever they want, aiding in the delivery of a disjointed, messy, bare project? Or, can you spot the people who will deliver something that they can be proud of as well as you? So, the skills to develop are, people skills and scoping.

I feel the same as you; I'm a creative and this is currently the best creative output for me. I love analogue art, but to make real things you need space to do it, space to see and space to store it. Right now, virtual art is easier to share with more people and it doesn't take cupboard space to put away 😅

So cute, sounds awesome! I haven't made a boardgame, but my ttrpg was printed in hardback earlier this year 😁 (The first photo was pretty bad, too another for this post 😅)

@Courtney Laschkewitsch Indeed, all self published, 100% human made (got the badge and everything so it's official 😁 ) How's your project going? It's never smooth sailing, but I hope it's smooth enough for you!!