For most, weekends mean two days off work with some much-needed R&R. But for game developers, it’s a time during which they get to show off what they’ve been working on. I am of course referring to Screenshot Saturday, which involves tweeting screenshots with the #ScreenshotSaturday hashtag; some of which I will be critiquing every Tuesday, in Speculating Screenshots.
Assault Android Cactus (@AndroidCactus)
Oh man, Shiitake is just asking for trouble with a line like that! Or maybe she isn’t overly confident? Maybe… she’s that good? Whatever the case, someone’s definitely cruisin’ for a bruisin’.
Untitled (@SimpleFunGames)
Well, ain’t no business like robot busi– oh, right. Crooked cops bad. Crooked robotic cops – even worse. Oh and what’s with that funky purple/pink-ish color on their guns?
Untitled (@OnniInteractive)
Speaking of business, eh? Wonder what she’s celebrating with that pizza pie, and more importantly, what kind of toppings it’s rockin’. After all, the public has a right to know!
https://twitter.com/Thrive905/status/576801708686331904
Dragon of Legends (@Thrive905)
Wow. Spiders and wolves, all of which she has to fend off with but a meager spear? Ain’t easy being Brynnhilde. Come to think of it, that particular conundrum reminds me of… then again, nah.
Untitled (@pcmacgames)
A pearl of wisdom indeed, but… what are those trials and terrors he speaks of? Those silly bards and their cryptic writings. Lovely art style, though!
Sector 13 (@LifeInSector13)
Judging by its size and design, I’d say ‘destroyer’ is certainly a fitting name. Totally makes me wish I was piloting that Sentinel though, as it’d (potentially) let me take it on… and go down fighting! YEAH!
Children Of Morta (@ChildrenOfMorta)
Man, just looking at a screenshot of those two busy bees is enough to make me tired, stylish pixel art and all! Wonder what they’re making though?
Wyrmsun (@wyrmsun)
Wrapping up this week’s Speculating Screenshots with something that’s bound to seem rather familiar to retrogamers. I mean, it looks great, but there’s that strange sense of familiarity, ya know?
