Hey, I'm Théana 👋

My third game with Godot, made in 48 hours for the Wholesome Games Game Jam 2026, with the theme 'Analog'.
I spent many times understanding and working with the Vehicule Node to do a cool vacuum robot physics (yes, because in this game you are playing a vacuum robot).
After, I worked on a simple but rewarding thing: the dirty layer! With a camera and viewport texture, I captured the robot's movement and subtracted it with a dirty map via a shader. Additionally, I add position data to the shader to handle other objects in the area like carpets. As a result, we clean the ground just by moving or vacuuming!

Why make a Visual Novel game without Ren'py?! So this is a game made with Ren'py a Visual Novel Engine, we can use Python on it!
This is a game from a Game Jam: the Spooktober 2026. For a duration of a month with 2 friends. I learned a lot about Python and Renpy.
The game has two main minigames cooking and bakery sales, which are easily customizable so we can reuse them along the game related to the scenario.

Game made with Godot Engine in 50 hours for the Kenney Jam 2026, the theme was "Scale".
This is my second game with Godot and this time I've worked with a designer (no artist needed cause during the Kenney Jam we can use only pre-made assets by Kenney or KayKit).
I've learned a lot about Godot's animation tree. At first, it was complicated because it's quite different from Unity, but it was really enjoyable once I got the hang of it.

First game made with Godot Engine in 72h for the Ludum Dare 59 with an 3d artist (first time on Godot for her too), the theme was "Signal".
A lot of small difficulties from this first project, about performance (running an outdoor 3d game on web is quite heavy), the phone on the game because we are interacting in a 2d element with a 3d scene.
But a lot of new things were learned like the base of shader on Godot, all the node logic of Godot. Globally it's a really good experience this not be my last Godot game for a jam!