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My weekend pet project is to create a wizard FPS game prototype based on a sketch my kids drew. It's still WIP, but I'm building an FPS with element-based effects: - Fire damage burns objects/enemies - Ice damage freezes objects/enemies and shatters them with additional hits - Fire melts... show more

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61,126 views • 1 year ago

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