https://github.com/Twix51/GravPlat
I see you are using GameMaker! This was the software which first got me into programming! I loved how the drag and drop interface represented real code, aka GML (Game Maker Language). The JavaScript I wrote for my maze is actually inspired a lot by how Game Maker does things. Maybe you could provide an HTML5 build of your game so we can easily test it out in a web browser? If you don’t own / don’t want to pay for the HTML5 compiler in Game Maker, check out the open source project ENIGMA. This project is the evolution of a previous Open Source Game Maker Compiler, G-Creator (which itself is an evolution of G-Java). The LateralGM IDE is the most complete aspect of all of these projects, and feels very similar to Game Maker 6.
https://github.com/General-Muffins/Game-Development—Independant-Study
Love the art! Should be pretty easy to throw together a simple prototype of your game in Game Maker or Snap.
https://github.com/erinodonovan/Game-Design-Ind.Study
Maybe get a document together which explains your game more and ties in the concept images. From looking at the images, It looks like your game has a three dimensional aspect to it. I don’t have much experience in the 3D game space, but I’ve heard one of the easier ways to create a 3D game is to use Garry’s Mod in combination with Lua scripting.
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