How To Fail At Game Feel 

PLEASE: if you’re adding screen shake, know that people can tolerate horizontal motion better than vertical motion. Also know that many people get motion sick with ANY screen shake, so have the option to turn it off. This also goes for bobbing while walking in 3D games.

remember to include pointless stats and weapon durability to minimize game feel

I slowly start to feel that some AAA studios learn from these videos

Regarding the "Why didn't the developer add this?" segment: It's a good idea to add very bare bones mechanics and broken things, as well as half baked content. It saves you the effort and time of making an actually good game, and you can invest that time into important things, like screen shake. Plus, it will encourage an active modding community for your game that will fix the game for you

You forgot an ancient well tested art form. Ship your Unreal Engine game with the all stock settings. People love that.

If a game doesn't have max screenshake, max motion blur and max bloom as it's default, I ain't playing it. Imagine wanting to have a clear picture. 😤

Also, make sure that there is only ONE control scheme available: your way. If you can make sure some buttons do nothing while others are overloaded with features, even better.

There were 97 unique pixel art frames created for this episode, not including ones recycled from past episodes, so far the record for most frames in a single episode. What did you think, was it worth it? 🤔

As someone who hates screenshake, you've convinced me I need more of it in my game.

I see juice as an extension of the UI in a lot of ways. Nearly all of it is cosmetic effects that are triggered by things in the game world but don't affect the game world themselves. So most juice effects should communicate something useful to the player. The most important things should have the most attention grabbing affects and the least important things should have none at all.

what i have learend: earthquake from pokemon red and blue is why it is the best selling game of all time.

One important tip to fail at game feel, is to make anything that could have good easing, be linear instead. You press the jump button and it just calculates deltaTime + up for a bit.

Here's another thing: for every time your character moves, there's a chance they might "ping" When this happens, they will only move after a second you put inputs. Makes your game much more un-fun.

how to fail at game optimization ? might be video idea for you i guess

I'm just impressed how many different creative frames you made :D

I've abandoned games with good music and plot, but excessive flashy special effects. I'm looking at you, jrpgs

Oh! Thanks! I especially should do screen shake in my VR game. Thanks❤

everytime i watch these videos i lose and gain braincells at rapid states

"If the players win they might stop playing your game, and we wouldn't want THAT!" Reshef of Destruction, is that you?

The Dorie image on "forget" was comedy gold

I really like your art style, it's got that oldschool clipart vibe.

Another way to fail: If you have screen shake, make sure that any offscreen action does not cause any screen shake. After all, knowing that something is happening off the screen would be cheating!

you really just amogus'd us

Happy to see a new video from you:)

OK You got me at the 'Mogus 😂😂😂😂 Oh my goodness XD (Lovin' these videos, btw!! XD)

Nice video mate

Amazing work! Very entertaining.

2:18 “you’d have to toss out hours of work so dont do this” Also Artindi: “prototyping so you dont waste hours of work is dumb” Perfect combination of contradicting advice for such a series 👍

Make players shake their screen. Got it.

As a game developer, I enjoy watching this kind of videos ❤

i dont know about coyote time, but jump buffering seems like a great idea for me. thanks for talking about it

1000th like! good video btw

nice art

It seems you got a new chair. Cool!

Salsa Dance Stealth will be my Magnum Opus. The bright and cheery music shall usher forth the unseen assassin!

nice!

This video had a lot of amazing Juice, how can I trust its instructions will make me fail then?

telling someone how to fail is better than telling them how to succeed

We learn from failure. And from failure the only way left is success

Currently playing the Batman Arkham games. Who needs sceenshake if you can have slo mo everytime a hit lands and lots of cool cinemematic finishing animations?

Great video. Screen shake is definitely a quick fix for every game, right..?

make your game unnecessarily dark so players don't know what's going on

A ninja videogame with bright cheery music has potential. Maybe for whatever genre Hi-fi Rush and Sonic Heros are? Colorful fortnite-style ninja characters racing off to clear an objective and finish the stage? Could have objective&extraction style stages like in Warframe, and a pseudo2d artstyle like in borderlands. Just an idea.

nice video but dwarf fortress was popular bore the sprite. And whiteout the cancer of his brother or us heath insurance it may not be released on steam

I genuinely hadn't considered screen shake was an option. Like, completely forgot that it's a thing

Particles. More particles! There's no such thing as too many particles to make a game feel polished. Just keep doubling the number of particles until sales start to increase. Oh, and increase the size of attack slash splash flash.

RARE ARTINDI VIDEO!!

2:05 Symphony of the Night reminiscent, but that's a bad example to follow.

These are actually very helpful for my game, huzzah for doing the opposite thing!

Screen shake is the nemesis of mobile games

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1:59 You should do an episode on side content

i love your voice

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You rock - well done - love your videos - NFT or On-chain ?

Goddamn it your amogus joke

and now he talks about ShovelKnight...

Nive

Subscribed The terrible writing advice but of game development

I don't get it...what is Game Feel?

This game feel doesn’t feel real

I love this comment section lmao

so the crewmate in the previous video was on purpose.