This timelapse is largely concerned with rolling cabbages. Check out the gameplay video if you want to see how they look in action

Here is a gameplay video showing a few sample levels, and a little of the Level Editor.

The music is by John Sebastian Willow, and is one of the tracks used in-game.

I am now finished with all the enemies that Dirt Dig will inherit from its 1995 ancestor, Bob the Hamster VGA. I am also working on a level-package based on the levels from BobVGA– naturally, they play rather differently in the new game than they did in the old game.

Here is another months worth of game art timelapse! I am happy about how motivated I feel about this project.

You might wonder why I don’t use flood-fill even though I am working with thick outlines and solid colors. There are a couple reasons.

• I love not having to think about connecting all my lines and enclosing my spaces. Making sure all lines are connected for flood fill makes me feel stressed-out.

• Coloring in the solid areas manually makes me feel like I am a little kid doing a coloring-book. It is fun! It makes me feel nostalgic and happy, and that is super-important for keeping myself motivated.

Even if flood-fill might be a slightly *faster* workflow, hand-filling is a vastly more *enjoyable* workflow for me.

The music is “A Year Ago” by Pitx from ccMixter

Bob the Hamster Dirt Dig is still a work-in-progress. Here is a timelapse video I made of myself working on the game art.