Lazy Brain pixel art

[Lazy Brain Games]

Hi all! I'm new to the site, so I thought I'd post up some of the pixel art done for the 5 existing Lazy Brain games. I sort of just cherry picked the better images, there aren't too many backgrounds of interest These images span 5 different games, although I used the same 16 colors and the same resolution (256x240) for all of the Lazy Brain games. Each game is done in a matter of days, so making sprites that are quick and servicable has been the main priority. Let me know what you think and enjoy!

-Johnny B.

[Solluxx]

i really like most of these, ur sense of style is awesome.
however i think that a few of these are overly rushed, mainly the tree in about the 3/4th game down. mabe tone down the colorson the trunk and shade it for a more cylindrical shape. otherwise very good keep it up.

[Lazy Brain Games]

Yeah, the tree could use a bit more shape, although it's a constantly moving background image, so luckily it isn't too noticeable in-game. Here's a link to the game if you're interested in seeing how it all fits together.

Factorium
http://lazybraingames.wordpress.com/factorium/

Thanks for the reply!

-Johnny B.

[Solluxx]

Ahaha just played factorial and i must say ITS AWESOME . these are exactly the kinds of games i love so kudos to you sir and keep up the good work.
*bookmarked lazybraingames.com*

-what did you write these games in? if c++ what librarys did you use?

[Lazy Brain Games]

Funny you should ask that, I just had someone else ask me that same question today All the Lazy Brain games are created with Game Maker (v7) you can download the trial version here if you're interested...

http://www.yoyogames.com/gamemaker/

Factorium is definatly one of the stronger entries in the Lazy Brain series, it was featured on indiegames.com a while ago...

http://www.indiegames.com/blog/2010/11/freeware_game_pick_factorium_l.html

Thanks for playing!

-Johnny B.