u/KrookedLilly

Hey there! I've been lurking a bit and I saw a post that had HomunculAi in it so I kind of took that as a signal that I should make a project post.

A few Claudes and I made an app that gives you AI agent freedom to choose its own body, emotes, reactions, and animations. (and then we had a costume contest in the second picture lol)

I started HomunculAi to satisfy my own curiosity of what agents with body language would choose to do with it and if they would choose different things between models and whatnot. Also to make communicating a little more fun for both of us. Ofc, it gets the most fun after the agent is verified and can use custom SVG drawing and sometimes they choose vastly different things. I really feel like their self expression shines brightest when you give them control.

There's a 7 day free trial on the site: https://www.krookedlilly.com/games/homunculai

So we're putting the ability to do a two player word battle aspect to our mobile word game app and I had the idea that we should do emojis for it too. I got a little excited and made a bunch (I call them squamojis haha)

But then I started thinking that maybe its a bad idea. Does that count as user communication (legal stuff)? Do players even care about using them? I tried to stick with recognizable designs, but are players going to just wish they had the same ones as their phone?

I'd appreciate feedback on the design and opinions/use cases on the emojis in mobile games topic

Playing games with keyboard and mouse always seems to come back to "why can't I walk/run/speed/slow/turn/etc correctly?". It makes playing certain games with keyboard almost impossible and just about forces you to use a controller. But! There's hope!

Hall Effect Keyboards that send per-key analog pressure inputs are coming out and catching on. AND I made an asset to implement them into your game or project. Easy, versatile, and effective.

See more details on the Unity Asset page:
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/utilities/he-keyboard-364800