First Early Look of 'Impact Soccer' - A physics-based soccer game w/ no ball, pummel opponents to the ground or kick them free standing to score goals. Control your speed, angle, & kick power to execute major curves on strikes. ALL feedback welcome & looking for play testers 🤝

Game Dev Tip: When using AI to help develop your game, prompt your LLM to analyze your game and create a lineup of multiple different permanent agents (all Opus 5.5 for my setup) that can be assigned to work on different aspects of the game. Then tell the LLM to have each agent to review the project to gain an understanding of what the game is and what the tech stack is like, then do deep research on their domain of expertise. The ability to now have a team of agents working on many different tasks in parallel has saved me significant time. I can freely brain dump all the different ideas I have through out the day without having to wait for my single LLM to free up their context. Different projects will have different types of agents spun up, but for Impact Soccer it made me 2 different game play coding agents, a graphics designer, a social media manager, a gameplay testing agent, multi-platform performance reviewer, sound and audio agent, project manager/planner, platform compliance agent, and a few others. Hope this is helpful 🤝

A word from the legend himself..

Some gems are really starting to come out of the wood works.. this one’s got some real potential.

Building games is so satisfying. The ability to see your oddball, obnoxious, good/bad ideas come to life is a real treat. Maybe I have a higher standard than most, but even if you are using AI, it takes some real dedication to make something truly fun and great that people will enjoy (not to claim that I am there yet, but I believe I am on the right path). I’m about 5 months in on building my game. Building games has been the most fun of any project I’ve worked on and hits closest to home as something I am passionate about. I have had maybe 15-20 failed business attempts/ventures over the years, 1 success, and 1 major success. What I’m trying to say is don’t be afraid to fail, don’t let the loud ones deter you from creating and building. Keep building friends 🤝

Cooking up something fun for y'all. Adding a completely new mechanic that will increase the in-game mayhem. Will explain more soon.

First look at the ASCII-inspired Glyphstorm Armor set. I don't think I've seen ASCII armor like this before in Roblox, but let me know what y'all think!

I’ve gone full agentic now on the game I’m developing (9 Opus 5.5 agents). The project has become so complex that it makes sense to have a team of experts versus one single LLM handling everything. Already seeing productivity gains. Would suggest trying it out 👍

We are currently bound by the limits of our imagination. The term “the world is your oyster” has never been more true in current state. We see a lot of technical conversations about what to build, how to build, who is qualified to build, etc. but now that we have the ability to build whatever we want, the next frontier to unlock is your imagination. I think that imagination is a skill, just like any other technical trait and there are techniques that ANYONE can implement to unleash true freedom of thought. I am curious what others are doing to exercise and strengthen their imagination. Here are a few things that I am doing: - Spend 5 minutes a day writing or doodling with your non-dominant hand. I only recently started doing this but I am already seeing the benefits (literally seeing). The idea behind this is you start to exercise the part of your brain which has laid dormant ever since society instilled in you that “you are left hand or you are right handed” and then you proceed to just do everything with that dominant hand which ultimately shuts down that other part of the brain. I’ve noticed that when I write with my write Right hand (I am left handed), I am able to maintain a different perspective as I see the results. It’s like I am just watching from a thoughtless perspective. - Walk barefoot on grass for 5 minutes a few times a day. The idea here is the large number of pressure points pushing in your feet stimulate the area of the mind that processes that info. - Get 5 minutes of sunlight within 30 minutes to an hour of waking up. The feel of fresh sunlight in the morning has significantly reduced my brain fog each morning. Again activating a different part of the brain. - Practice letting go and accepting current circumstances. A worried mind is a hindered mind and that puts a damper on your creativity. I would highly suggest checking out Michael Singer’s podcast to help on this front as he teaches how to learn to let go of things that are bothering you. That’s it for now 🤝

Oh man - I don’t think I’ve opened one of these before. Did everyone get one of these or did I guess the coffin right?

One thing that I didn’t realize while developing Impact Soccer was that since the player is kicking a body, and not a soccer ball, there is a lot more real estate to work with to be able to make curved shots. The physics system is essentially a measurement of how fast the foot is moving and at what angle the body is kicked to determine the amount of curve. By controlling your approach speed and kick power at the time of impact you can pull off some really gnarly curves. In addition, setting the kicking system up this way also allows for players to never actually have “possession of the ball” which always felt a little off in sports games.