My new game is hard to explain - here’s a gameplay video instead. Plentiful

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@PlentifulGame Who's doing the audio design? I absolutely adore the sound when items hit the water. The game is looking very colourful now. Congrats on the work.

@PlentifulGame Thanks man, I trigger the sound effects myself. They're all public domain ones. I don't do music though so I'm looking for a musician currently.

@BennyHummm @PlentifulGame This looks amazing!

@PlentifulGame I found your game interesting, it reminded me of the Thronglets game from the Black Mirror series. It would be interesting to have the possibility of having NPCs evolve, as if it were a simulation. I always imagined a game with the possibility of simulating the origin.

I had to look it up. So Thronglets is a bit like Tamagotchi? Little characters you take care of. I guess Plentiful has that element to it. I would like for players to identify with individual people more. I'll have a think about that. I considered giving them names but that's probably not enough.

@PlentifulGame Very beautiful, the ambient sound maximizes the beauty of the game. I found it very relaxing, how long have you been working on this project?

@PlentifulGame Thanks. 18 months so far.

@PlentifulGame cozy. is it available on mac?

This is looking great. A quick question, I have been professionally developing web apis for 7 years. For the past year, I have been developing an indie game in my spare time. What's your opinion on indie devs using generative AI to sanity check ideas and logic?

Personally I'm not really against using ai. If you're talking about rapid prototyping using ai; that seems a good idea to me.