lingo1357
Looking for idea for a physic game
I have developed an initial plan for a simple and addictive physics game using a new engine I’ve learned. While I can envision various physics game concepts, I struggle to generate my own ideas. The game will feature around 10 stages, and as a graphic designer, I can create engaging visuals. I’d appreciate any interesting ideas you may have.
regards,
Saeed
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