Why (AND HOW) You Should Make Games ALONE In 2026 (Day 2 Webinar, Part 3)

Hello. Hello. Well, we've got some uh issues [clears throat] today with the stream. I have no idea what's going on. Keeps crashing. But I wanted to finish up. I wanted to finish up and show you guys the final result. The final result of what happens when you take free assets and with good color theory, um with economical use of materials and textures, you can get this as your final result. Okay, it's not perfect, is it? I don't think it's perfect, but pretty dang good. Pretty dang good for a solo game, right? And so we did this what in was it three hours? Three maybe two hour two and a half hours, I can't quite remember. Um, but this is sort of the final result.

You can imagine with some sounds, some water and a bog, maybe some trees blowing in the wind, what you could get um with just some free assets, good color theory, good textures. Yeah, that's about it, guys. Hopefully that was helpful, and I hope you had a good time. And be sure to check out the link below if you want to check out uh the full-time gamedev Black Friday sale. I love you guys. This was a ton of fun despite all of the crashes. Um but hey, that's what happens sometimes. Man, I kind of want to make this game. I kind of want to make this game. This looks great. Delicious. Very, very cozy. All right, you'll have a good time. This is all in one big playlist. The link is below uh if you want to watch all the different uh episodes for the stream um from all the

different crashes. Y'all take it easy. Happy.