Predseda

Loving your player sprite for Graham's forthcoming game. Excellent work!

dr fruit was here

Sorry, havent been on in a while. You can go bigger with the creatures if you want to, but 20x20 is the absolute biggest they can be. You could make a few in different sizes, smaller creatuers would be weaker but faster and the bigger ones would be stronger but slower, or sumthing like that. I would say 2 - 3 animation frames would be enough, its up to you. The towers will be static, its easier to work with and i think will look better. Medieval style sounds good.

Sorry I assumed you knew the genre. Here are a couple of my favourites http://armorgames.com/play/1716/gemcraft
http://www.kongregate.com/games/Casu...h-element-td-2

I am writing it in C and asm, using Gamesmith. The art im using at the moment is 320x256 on 32cols. The machine im developing on is the A1200. The game is going to be in top down view. I will need about 3 different types of towers about 15x15, and about 3 different types of creatures about 8x12 in size. Also a background image with a path that starts at the edge of the screen and twists and turns untill it reaches a base type building. The style could be completely up to you, I have no idea what I think it should look like when its done.

Just so you know this is my first time working with the Amiga so I am still learning a lot and am unsure of a lot of stuff. So forgive me if I say stupid stuff >.<

Hey :)
I havent yet completely decided on what exactly the end product is going to play like, but the bits I have decided on are that it will be a path based tower defence game. I want the mechanics to be kind of simillar to GemCraft, in the way that the towers can be upgraded in different ways, like mixing different types of elemental damage. I think they way im going to work that is possibly enemys will randomly drop power ups when killed that you can attack onto the towers when upgrading them, or something like that. Still unsure of the specifics, im just trying to get the basics running at the moment.