Winter is Cold, Brain Games, and Finite Element Bridges

A demo using bevy_matchbox to synchronize the virtual table-top in Hexroll3 between one referee and three players.

Inverse Kinematics based animation for a character built on top of bevy_mod_inverse_kinematics

Simgine is a from-scratch continuation of Project Harmonia. This is a demo of the game speed controls alongside bevy_enhanced_input.

Two fan game projects: "Blue Archive" and "Trickcal: Chibi Go".

• Blue Archive is an endless runner
• Tickcal: Chibi Go is a networked stone-throwing game

Lots of work has been going into Solari, Bevy's Realtime Raytracing and Global Illumination implementation. Here's a demo.

About a year of work has gone into this CPU implementation of a breakage system where you can break the objects into small pieces indefinitely while also preserving the conservation of mass/volume.

A minimalist strategy game about a sentient AI trying to survive and evolve while avoiding human detection.

• Build hidden bases and distribute your code across the world
• Increase your computing power
• Research new technologies
• Disrupt humanity's efforts to uncover your existence

Despite being about the hardships of AI life, the game itself is 100% organic - everything you see and hear was created or curated by its sole human developer as a first game development project.

Free, ~2 hours long, currently available for Windows as a download on Itch

A tilemap-based minesweeper implementation in Bevy 0.18.

A post showcasing the progress on this platformer (in past issues we've seen the pixel-based level editor!)

It started with a simple feature request: changing a player's colors. Previously, everything had to be packed into 8 bits per player per tick. This isn't a lot of space: 2 bits for jumping and shooting, 1 for marking a player active, and the remaining 5 bits for analog turning. The application needed something more expressive for future features, such as selecting colors and negotiating game rules. This resulted in embedding low priority data in the time between high priority events.

Anyway, you can't see any of that. But look! COLORS!

Note the 4th player switching colors, with the color bar at the top right changing to match, as well as projectiles from the player. The game ensures that no two players will have the same colors to avoid confusion. Also note that this shows two synchronized peers.

Is what it says on the tin: A 3d chess board implementation. shakmaty is being used as the rule authority.

A custom 3D viewer for finite element bridge structures. The sidebar ui is built with Bevy Feathers.

Tacky adventure is an application made to experiment with Bevy. It uses crates like Avian Physics, bevy_tnua, and bevy_hanabi.

Source is available on GitHub

An entry in the Secret Santa Jam, where participants each got a letter from a random participant about their interests with the goal of making a game for them!

The game was worked on for 5 days, is 3d, uses Yarnspinner for dialog, and is available to be played on Itch

A first minimal version of a logic puzzle app published in the Google Play store!

For now, there is only one kind of puzzle: "Three in a row". You can solve puzzles and generate new ones of different sizes on the device. Every puzzle has a unique and purely logical solution.

If you want to give it a try, here are the rules since there is no explanation in-game yet:

1. Never more than two slots of the same color next to each other (horizontal or vertical)
2. Every row and every column has to be 50/50 with the two colors
3. No row or column can be exactly the same (this rule is rarely needed)

Progress on bevy_feronia with instanced grass that respects the transform hierarchy and reworked height and obstacle/occupancy mapping.

This is passing the various light components into a ramp function, which samples a texture to decide how bright the light should be - essentially how cel shaders work.