I Finished My First Game.

Made by Jack Sather & Nick Glenn

DevDuck @DevDuck

Mitch Murder Track List:
- Lit
- Product Line
- Coast to Coast
- Tachyon
- Daybreak
- Project 23
- Melting Point
- Remember When

[akblodge]

It’s crazy how when you watch someone doing/making something they’re passionate about it can push you to take steps in your own life toward goals that are completely separated from what you’re viewing. Thanks for the little push, Jack!!

[hazeion]

Let me tell you how lucky you are to have someone like Nick willing to give you his time.

In the programming world, finding a mentor is a godsend and is rare. and will level up your programming 100X faster. Do not take that man for granted.

[Maur]

The shop keeper design is SICK man!! Also your enthusiasm is so fun to watch, i was smiling the whole time!

[MrChambers]

When I lost my job in the animation industry I went through this journey. A knucklehead artist trying to learn code and systems to make games. A year later I have a fellow engineer helping me and our game just got funded on Kickstarter. Its so DANG cool to see another person walk a similar path in real time. I can tell you have what it takes to be a great game dev, cant wait for the big Sather releases in the future!

[sofillustration]

Fun fact: Toy Story 2 was almost lost entirely because they didn't have version control and someone accidentally deleted the entire Linux server that stored all the assets for the studio computers. Employees scenes started losing assets and they stopped it but they still lost most of the movie. They were saved by the fact that one woman was working from home on maternity and had a computer that wasn't connected to the server with the assets!

[ZenkaiGoose]

Dude! You and Nick killed it! That's such an incredible feat in such a short amount of time, great video and huge props <3

[unfitforit]

weird i was literally just thinking, "I wonder when the next Jack Sather video is coming out." and poof... here it is. love the content, keep it up.

[cake]

idk how you do it but you managed to make me sit through a whole video of how you made a game with my full attention and i didn't even skip the ad section either. i swear you could talk about paint drying and somehow make it interesting.

[semweerts]

I'm so happy your actually starting game development I can't wait until you become the next triple A studio

[ThomasGeelens]

this shit motivates me in my own endeavours, thank you Jack! Also much love to Nick, you guys seem like a great team!

[SeanStClair-crjl]

Dude. You have made an AMAZING game. Not only did you frickin power through this development process (managing to focus on what really counts and PUBLISH A GAME, something that not a lot of people can say!) But it plays GORGEOUSLY. I absolutely love the physics-based, thing for grabbing items. It seems obvious, but you've made a control scheme that is more interactive and physically weighty than I've honestly ever seen in a Vampire-Survivors-like... or many genres, for that matter.

This has so much potential!

[ralient]

I think I like these game Dev videos even more than your normal videos. I just love watching your process and seeing you a achieve your goals, it's great so happy for you.

[DefinitelyNotTheRealFugzor]

sudo rm -rf is a highly destructive action. Typically, the meaning of sudo rm-rf is that you are force-deleting all directories and files as a superuser

[NoEditNarrator]

Great creative work, Jack! You can seriously tell you bent your mind and will to this endeavor and I want to see all of it pay off for you

[LuckIsImpossible]

Shoutout to the Bannerlord video where Jack totally predicted this... one day the BALLS-type game shall be ours

[jmwod]

Your video essays have always been really entertaining, but its clear as day how enthusiastic you are about game development. Id happily watch a thousand more of these videos documenting the future of Grave Danger and beyond. Cheers Jack :]

[mr.f]

Man you have reinvigorated not only my passion for gaming but my long lost desire to create my own games as well as creating art in general. Seeing the comments this seems to be a kind of universal thing. You have something about you that naturally inspires people it seems.

[IamWassim]

We all need a Nick in our dev journey. + love the art style

[theninedivides]

having someone in your field that has been around for longer than you taking you under their wing is something not even money could buy its beyond valuable

[ManiacMidge]

Thank you so much for sharing your game dev journey! It's cool to see the behind-the-scenes of this kind of stuff. Proud of what you've done so far and looking forward to what you'll do in the future!