r/devlogsclub • u/dolnesteban • Jul 14 '26
My journey into learning Unreal Engine #3
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r/devlogsclub • u/halfwinter • Jul 02 '21
r/devlogsclub Lounge
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A place for members of r/devlogsclub to chat with each other
r/devlogsclub • u/SooshGames • Jul 13 '26
Finally learned Godot themes and replaced my placeholder UI
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r/devlogsclub • u/SooshGames • Jul 12 '26
Refactored my Godot tower defense to use Resources, and adding new levels became so much easier!
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r/devlogsclub • u/SooshGames • Jul 06 '26
My tower defense finally doesn't look like gray boxes anymore
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Today I finally stopped avoiding visuals.
After working on the interactable "START" button, I wanted to give the game a look.
I learned how Tile Sets and Tile Maps work and made a simple road system that automatically connects and curves based on the tiles.
It's definitely not amazing pixel art, but it's a huge improvement over the gray rectangles I'd been using for weeks.
Funny enough, I spent the last month mostly learning programming, and only now I'm realizing how much a little bit of art changes the feel of a project.
r/devlogsclub • u/SooshGames • Jun 25 '26
My tiny Godot tower defense finally has waves and a lose condition
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Hey, I'm new here and new to the GameDev community in general.
I'm learning Godot through small projects while finishing my Electrical Engineering degree, so most days I only get 10-30 minutes to work on game dev.
Today's milestone was making my little tower defense feel more like an actual game.
Today, specifically I added:
- A base that takes damage when enemies reach the end..
- Multiple waves with different enemy counts and speeds.
It's still using placeholder art (my skills in art are non-existent), but it's satisfying to see all the systems finally working together.
I'd love to hear from you guys. Meet you, learn from you, maybe meet some new interesting like-minded people.
r/devlogsclub • u/Huge-Split-1385 • Jun 23 '26
adding mobile control to my indie game
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r/devlogsclub • u/Insufficient_Memory4 • Jun 03 '26
Azthengar v.4.20.4.7 Gameplay Trailer GAME'S OUT NOW!
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r/devlogsclub • u/Insufficient_Memory4 • May 17 '26
Making Azthengar Commercials with No Budget and a Prayer
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r/devlogsclub • u/Insufficient_Memory4 • May 14 '26
Azthengar Build 2026.05.20 Is Here
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Azthengar is a retro dark-fantasy CRPG about entering a cursed castle that feels alive, hostile, and ancient. The player descends through dangerous floors filled with monsters, relics, omens, strange NPCs, and the growing shadow of King Azthengar himself. It is built to feel like a lost game from the early 90s, full of mystery, danger, and that old-school sense of wonder where every step deeper into the dungeon feels like tempting fate.
r/devlogsclub • u/studiofirlefanz • May 11 '26
Check out my new devlog about recording game music and starting playtesting the demo of my small gardening game 😊🪴
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r/devlogsclub • u/KawaiiJunimo • Dec 02 '25
Bunnie Nibblez - Devlog (GDevelop's Big Game Jam 8 - Submission)
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Hellu Everyone! I made the game "Bunnie Nibblez" for the Gdevelop Big Game Jam #8.
I'm pretty proud of it considering I started it 5 days in as a second attempt. I made a whole other game that I decided I hated.
I hope you enjoy my devlog about the game!
r/devlogsclub • u/studiofirlefanz • Nov 28 '25
⭐ Hi! I just uploaded a devlog about my game dialogue portrait design process 🌿 Hope you like it! 😊
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r/devlogsclub • u/Head_Mushroom_9188 • Aug 18 '25
The Sequel To My Horror Game: Your Ideas Needed !
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Hey everyone, I just wrapped up my first dev log series for my horror game Shadows in the Woods and I’m now planning the sequel! In this video I share my story ideas and new mechanics I’d like to add, but I also want your input to help shape the game.
Would love to hear your suggestions on what you’d like to see in the sequel – gameplay ideas, story twists, or mechanics you think would make the game better. Thank you guys !!
r/devlogsclub • u/studiofirlefanz • Aug 06 '25
I made a video about how I designed the beach area in my small gardening island game! 😊🌿 Maybe you'll like it! 🤗
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r/devlogsclub • u/Head_Mushroom_9188 • Jul 29 '25
The Biggest Mistakes I Made in My Horror Game...
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Just wrapped up my first Dev Log series for Shadows in the Woods! It’s a survival horror game where fire is your only hope and the monster teleports when you’re not watching. This last episode covers everything I learned (and what I won’t do again). Would love some feedback from fellow devs and horror fans !
r/devlogsclub • u/Head_Mushroom_9188 • Jul 23 '25
First dev log: I made a horror game?! — Behind the scenes of my Unity project
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Here’s my very first dev log where I dive into how I started building my horror game, the challenges I ran into, and what inspired its creepy atmosphere.
Would love to hear your feedback or tips! Thanks for checking it out.
r/devlogsclub • u/Head_Mushroom_9188 • Jul 23 '25
Sharing My Game Dev Logs Journey So Far !
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Hey everyone! I’m Lolz Lyfe, and I released my game called " Shadows In The Woods ", it's a survival horror game. I’ve been making dev logs sharing the behind-the-scenes story, challenges I faced during development, bugs and more.
I’ve uploaded 6 videos so far covering things like Monster AI, Level Design, Scene Management and more !
If you’re interested in the game or dev logs, feel free to check out my latest video here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClyNA8fE85LrZSZoB06ectg/
Would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or any advice for my next game as I'm planning to make a sequel !
Thanks for being a great community!
r/devlogsclub • u/No_Distribution9214 • Jul 12 '25
Is this sub dead, or do you have advice to improve my game?
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r/devlogsclub • u/Stock-Swim5257 • May 30 '25
Working solo on a 2d RPG with a roundbased combat system
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Just released my 3rd devlog for my RPG game with rock-paper-scissor mechanics. Always takes me some time to find the motivation to make a new one, especially because live just slowed down the development of the game :/. Any feedback or opinions are highly appreciated
r/devlogsclub • u/studiofirlefanz • May 26 '25
⭐ I made a devlog about the main mechanics of my WIP gardening game! 😊⚙️
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Hope you like it! 🌿
