In celebration of my first puzzle game's release, I'm giving away 3 keys :)
Regrowth is a small isometric puzzle game, which at times can be both relaxing and intense :D
"Turn barren islands into lush green paradises through puzzles, while the islands and your toolkit may change from level to level."
thank you :)
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Thanks :D
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Thank you :)
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Thanks for the giveaway
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Thanks! Good luck to everyone.
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Oh wow it's free to enter! :O
Also good luck of course XD
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Thank You for the Opportunity! and Good Luck to Everyone :)
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TY for giveaway!
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thanks!
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Thanks :3
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thanks!
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Thanks for the giveaway! ✔
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Lesgoo!
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Go johnny go go go!
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Thank You
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GG!
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thanks for the giveaway
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Thank you!
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Thanks! :-)
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Thanks for opportunity to win!
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Thank you!
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thank you so much for this giveaway!)
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Ty ! :)
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Congratulations! And thank you. If you don't mind, can you tell me what technology you used for this game? I am wondering how to start programming.
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Yeah, sure :)
I've used Unity (C#) because that's the most suitable engine for most indie games. (Maybe Unreal as well).
There are plenty of tutorials, you can start with learning plain C#, but if you want to skip and jump into the deep water, you can start with Unity tutorials.
Most important thing of learning is to start with small projects. And every project will be longer and better as you go on, starting atsmall games, which need like 2 days of work, and ending at year long projects :D
Good luck! :)
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