The free demo of Leafborn will stay up for one more week, so you can still play it until November 2, 2026

日本のみなさん、こんにちは。 葉っぱの竜巻に変身できるゲームを作っています。日本のみなさんにも遊んでもらえたら嬉しいです。 ・自然を壊しにやってくる悪いロボットたちを倒すのが目的です ・いろいろなフォームや能力があります ・葉っぱの種類によって、使える力が変わります ジャンルはローグライトアクションで、タイトルは「Leafborn」です。 今Steamで無料の体験版が遊べるので、よかったら触ってみてください。

When your character is made of leaves, island hopping looks like this. 🍃 #madewithunity #indiegame #ScreenshotSaturday

Take a look at the handmade props that @progjent has created for my world.

Really happy with how these are turning out! Here's a closer look at some of the machines in Leafborn 🍃👀

We spent so much time working on thousands of seemingly insignificant details to make this game good. We thought about how every leaf should move, how leaves affect each other, how light passes through them, how they scatter when the character lands... Sometimes we'd spend days on a single animation. There were nights when getting something to finally work kept us awake, and times when nothing went as planned and we deleted everything and started over in tears. We probably spent over 1.000 hours playing our own game just to make the character feel both responsive and smooth. Then we started letting people play Leafborn for the first time. They didn't care about the leaves. They just said the game felt good. They didn't even notice most of the details we'd worked so hard on... 4 sec later, they started beating up robots and didn't stop until the game was over. All those things we'd spent days working on didn't really matter to them. That's when we realized that we could spend an entire week thinking about a single detail, and the player would experience it for a few seconds and move on. I guess that's one of the hardest parts of game development. Something that matters so much to you can be just a few seconds of someone else's experience.

Real game: Leafborn store.steampowered.com/app/4…

Pourquoi les filles françaises me regardent-elles en riant ?