EBF5: Backgrounds 4

Here’s another bunch of backgrounds!

My trip to London and the Rezzed expo was cool.
I collected a lot of stickers and met a bunch of people, and saw some neat games – but will probably never play most of them due to my already huge wish list. The venue the event was hosted at was an old dock (it was pretty cool) and the event was largely focused on indie games. I’ll likely go again next year.

I ranted a lot about what happened to Flash, and a lot of other developers are in similar situations to mine: they started off making Flash games for fun but have since moved onto other types of work using newer tech, mostly Unity. (I’ll probably head that way after EBF5 too…)

I also visited the Imperial War Museum and the Tate Modern, with the former being a really cool historical collection of vehicles, weapons, and propaganda, and the latter being a lot of space wasted on crap modern art.
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29 thoughts on “EBF5: Backgrounds 4

  1. Sebastian

    Somehow the first picture reminded me of Golden Sun.
    Since I was a kid I’ve been playing EBF, EBF 2, EBF 3, EBF 4, and I also play bullet heaven and adventure story.
    I can’t wait for EBF 5!!!

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  2. redbaronace19

    well um nice very nice backrounds i rember playing these games back in elementary back on 09 or whetever we would play the first verson in computer class XD we had a blast we never were able to finish it due to the fact that we always had to leave before than but nice job with the games :stars: :shades: :yay:

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  3. Jonathan

    Wow, I didn’t aware if there’s a sequel of this game.. and now it’s 88% complete! :love: yay

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  4. JustAnotherEBFLover

    Can you make a set with the characters and enemies on it to get a feel of what we will be seeing throughout the entire game? The battle demo only gives a black background.

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  5. Benrave

    Maybe it’s just me, but I think the background in those background images looks a bit too blurry. Don’t get me wrong, I like them and I appreciate them being somewhat multi-layered, but the rather strong blur makes some parts seem a bit out of place. Maybe tone down the blur a bit.

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    1. creasedfive2

      do you think that might be in the settings of the game?
      (to turn down the blur i mean :coffee: )

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  6. chuns

    hello! first I from China. your game is very good. I‘m like it very much.I hope this game can join some players’ ideas and designs. I think it will be very interesting. :smirk: At the same time, my Chinese fans also hope that the game will become better and better. Do not want to end!
    Please send the reply to this mailbox [email protected] :love: :love: :love: :love:

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  7. SavageLord

    Will This Game Be Free? Like I Just Played Most of them in y8 T_T i hope its free :love: :phone2: :bacon: 👿

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    1. Samtonia

      It likely will be similar to EBF4: It will have a free version but you can buy the Premium version to get extra dungeons and loot.

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    2. mjakub17

      Maybe, this will be free without premium- same in EBF4. And we will buy full in steam (for example)

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  8. Oxybulyx

    Your best batch so far! But for people who don’t have Unity (like me), does that mean the EBF series ends there?

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      1. KoBeWi

        Flash isn’t the only option for browser-based games. Actually, most popular game engines provide HTML5 export, which makes it easier to bring the game to all systems than Flash.

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  9. Jubix

    Will the EBF series be discontinued after the 5th installment then, since you are moving away from flash?

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    1. Mr.Schyzo

      I’m fairly sure that Unity is a cross-platform game engine that can be used even for 2D. Maybe we can theoretically dream a cross-platform EBF6: who knows? :>

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      1. KoBeWi

        Nooo, don’t move to Unity. It’s terrible. There’s Godot Engine, which from my experience, is much better than Unity, because it’s light-weight and easier to use and provides same (or even better) 2D capabilities. It’s cross-platform too. I’d recommend trying that if Flash replacement is ever concerned.

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        1. Mr.Schyzo

          I don’t think is that terrible, but I can agree that its main purpose is not 2D: I’ve heard of Godot and it sounds promising. Still, there’s a plethora of game engines out there: if it’s needed, finding a replacement of Flash (as a 2D game development toolset) wouldn’t be excessively difficult. I admit I’m a bit curious to see what technology will be picked if a migration will be necessary.

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  10. mjakub17

    You had an idea to do references to games you saw, finished ❓
    And…. BEAUTIFUN, i can’t wait to 100% :stars:

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  11. Artis

    i know you already finished a lot of backgrounds, but i thought it would be cool if you included hidden cats in some of them, and if you click on all of them you would get an achevment
    :stars: :stars: :stars:

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