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Developer:Edgar Mendoza URL:HELP! NO BRAKE by Edgar Mendoza (itch.io) Engine: Godot (with art created in Aseprite) Platform(s): Web, Windows, Linux Release Date: Oct 22, 2022 Player(s): 1 Genre: Platformer, Action, Racing

**Description:**Hey umm, your car won’t brake anymore. So better clear all the levels to get it fixed I guess.

Video version of this blog post

what’s good

✅ Outstanding Art and Graphics

The game’s hand-drawn pixel art adds a unique touch to the vehicles and in-game obstacles like the saws. Screen shakes from boosts or collisions create a tactile connection, making you feel every jolt and jerk that the car experiences. Little particle effects from boosting or colliding with walls add to the immersive gaming experience. Just look at those particle effects! ✅ Great soundtrack and sound design.

quick stats

Developers:Studio Bollond Platform(s): Web (desktop and mobile) Game Engine: Unity Link to game:https://studiobolland.itch.io/bangminton Players: 1-2 Genre: Arcade (pong style) **Description: **There is only one rule: Make sure the shuttlecock doesn’t explode in your court.

gameplay video

what’s good

✅ Great gameplay execution

• I love the core concept of the game – it adds depth and a new way mechanic to play around with in the “pong-style” game category.
• The powerups remind me of the powerups in breakout. I think this is a great mechanic to switch up the gameplay loop for the players.

✅ Great graphic and sound design

purpose

I enjoy playing flight simulators and, during the build process for this adapter (June 2022) I was reeeaaaally into DCS World and MSFS 2020. Both of which, heavily rely on a rudder axis. I have a HOTAS system and the Honeycomb Alpha and Bravo peripherals, which are great. But I don’t, however, have any “professional” rudder pedals.

In my eyes I couldn’t justify spending $200-$300 CAD on a device that closely resembles my pedal system on my Logitech G29. Another issue is that my place is small and I’m already lacking space to store the devices I have now, let alone a separate rudder system.

Wow… we’re finally doing this!

Hello World! By now you’ve probably read those two words hundreds of times, even more if you’re a part of the dev ecosystem. Nonetheless, welcome to my blog / personal website project, I hope you enjoy your stay :)

I made a promise to myself this year to venture out of my comfort zone and to start making an effort to have an internet presence… so here we are, my own personal internet space!