Tiny Game Project is a go, I think @Joseph Holroyd @Andrew Matzureff and Me will be the ones participating in this one, obviously if anyone else wants to join you are more than welcome too! Things to consider: The goal here is to learn, and have fun. If we completely finish the project then heck yea! but if it ends up just being a learning experience and thats all it is then, so be it. I think working together will push us to make cool stuff faster, and more effectively than we would alone. And I think the end product will be better as well! Andrew and Me talked about the potential, of setting the deadline to a month and we could continue the project if we wanted more time on it, or just call it complete at that time and move on to something else. There is still alot to fill out here, so we can continue editing this post to our hearts content! Team: Andrew, Joseph, Dani Roles: (we will need to figure these out below) Project: (tentative name) Stumble & Tumble???? I think we can go ahead and use Joseph's Pitch as our project, as he spent the time on it, and every aspect of it seems pretty reasonable and a valuable learning experience Timeline: 1 Month Details: Notes: I will edit, add what we need

Engine : Unity Genre : Fantasy Collectathon Artstyle : 3D Low Poly (quick iterations) Levels : 2 Level 1 : The tutorial, the player starts in one room, learns to move & jump, and pushes boxes out the way with pushing spell. Enters second room with a "Well Done" and proceeds to next level Level 2 : Run, Jump and Push objects to find all keys to unlock Exit door. Protagonist : Young magician practicing magic NPCs : Rock Folk Total Play time : 20-30 mins Why this project : Unity allows players to play on the browser, and lowpoly games are easy to run on the web. Simple mechanics like jumping, collecting keys and pushing spells keep our scope low. Including NPCs allow us to get creative in our world and flex our writing muscles. Overall I feel like this project could take no more than 1 month (probably less.) Oh, and this is a rock dood I made before posting this. Floating head, just 2 legs to rig, veerryy low poly.

Thanks for Joining our community! The first thing I would love you to do is make a introductory post! 1. What you like to go by! 2. What are you working on (if anything) 3. What are some of your goals, in making tiny games? 4. Have you made any games already? Where can we find them?