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I might be a bit late, but I'm please to see where this engine is going. Despite time, you guys keep on evolving Intersect. Sure there will be bugs and unstable features, but that's what software programing is: continuous iteration and lots of bugs and fixes. Keep on the great work!

My guess is that when entering in a new region a text is displayed (with a specific color) on screen (think of WoW system). Am I right @Underglow ?

You two are so sweet, but we won't fool Damian I guess

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@GameMasterQC Du coup j'ai eu le temps de tout relire plusieurs fois, ça devrait être bon Merci !

I started working on a new VR project using Google Cardboard (so player won't need fancy and expensive devices such as HTC Vive or Occulus Rift).

Thanks a lot for your feedback @eins, it's always a pleasure to read such compliments and an external vision. Your two points are really pertinent indeed. I'll add the possibility to stop/mute the background music if the player doesn't want to ear it or want to play is own music. As for Google Play Games Services, I'll only display the warning once when the app start, and not everytime you get back on the main menu. Thank you again, I hope I've brought you back some good old memories !

It really depends on what you're aiming to do, and which programming language you know, but don't think you can learn from scratch and master a mobile development technology in days/month. As I'm working in mobile development, I can say that you're left with 2, maybe 3 options : As @Khaikaa said, Xamarin Forms might suit your needs. You work with C#, and can create one app for about every mobile plateform (yes, even windows phones) by "coding once". If you know a bit of HTML + CSS, then Cordova might be a good option for you. I haven't worked with it much, but it seems pretty simple to use. The last option is Flutter. It's pretty new, use Dart as programming language, but the development process is very different of what we are used to. So, pick that up only if you're not pleased by Xamarin Forms or Cordova. I highly encourage you not to pick react-native: there is not enought components, too much troubles and hassle!

That would be neat!

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RDC, ou République Démocratique du Congo, est un pays d'Afrique centrale. Blague à part, dans notre cas RDC veut dire Remote Desktop Connection. Pour faire simple, c'est l'action de se connecter et contrôler un ordinateur distant depuis son poste.

In the same principle as @Khaikaa, I recommand Piskel, an online tool which is free, no need to download anything. You can create various palettes (that you can download and upload on your computer), animation with what I guess they call oignon peel (your previous sprite will be display above your current sprite for reference), and some very usefull tools such as brighten and darken pixels, mirrors, and much more. I often use it, and it never lets me down. Might be a bit tricky at the beginning, but you can do amazing things once you're used to it

Well I found the map OK, yet there is still some issues here and there : The roof of the most northen is weard, it shouldn't be cut like it is right now It lacks trees and vegetation The pound/lake/fountain on the top left is a bit too squarish, nature is never that symmetrical Other than that, it's a good start

Merci @Abyss, ça fais vraiment plaisir d'avoir un tel retour ! Sincèrement le plus dur à été de trouver l'idée, et les mécanismes de jeu. Une fois que tu as ça, ça roule tout seul En effet dans certains niveaux il ne vaut pas avoir peur de se lancer dans le vide, c'est en échouant que le joueur progresse. D'ailleurs si quelqu'un à une idée de jeu un peu avancé ou travaillé, je suis toujours à la recherche de nouvelles choses, donc n'hésitez pas à m'envoyer un petit MP