Pintig Laro Games

Pintig Laro Games "Pintig Laro Games is an indie game studio dedicated to creating heartfelt and immersive gaming experiences.

Inspired by the pulse of play ("pintig" meaning pulse and "laro" meaning play in Filipino)"

Hello everyone. I would like to share my submission for the GameDev.tv Game Jam 🎮Reconnected: Family Reunification Plan ...
26/05/2026

Hello everyone. I would like to share my submission for the GameDev.tv Game Jam 🎮

Reconnected: Family Reunification Plan is a browser-based prototype developed using HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript, built within 10 days.

I am a solo indie game developer working on game development on the side under Pintig Laro Games. This project is part of my ongoing learning journey through game jams—this is my second game jam experience, where I continue to focus on improving my ability to build and finish playable prototypes within limited timeframes.

During development, I also focused on a modular approach to the code structure, breaking systems into smaller reusable components to make iteration and debugging easier within the jam constraints.

This is still an early build and not a fully polished release, but I would like to share it with the community for feedback and learning purposes.

You may try it here:
👉 https://rodprogramdev.itch.io/reconnected-family-reunification-plan

Any feedback or suggestions from fellow developers would be greatly appreciated. Thank you 🙏

Rescue, rebuild, reunite.

Bilang isang indie game developer at digital artist, gusto kong dalhin ang mga alamat ng Pilipinas sa mas modernong para...
24/04/2026

Bilang isang indie game developer at digital artist, gusto kong dalhin ang mga alamat ng Pilipinas sa mas modernong paraan.

Simula ito ng serye ko tungkol sa mga nilalang tulad ng Tikbalang, Aswang, at Kapre—pinagsasama ang art, storytelling, at kultura.

Ito ang una kong piece sa seryeng ito.

🎥 Watch the short video: https://youtu.be/flMGyyVojb4

Anong nilalang ang gusto ninyong makita next?

Tikbalang (Part 1) | Nilalang sa Gubat

Devlog #5: Top-Down Feature & Sprite Polish & Lots of Debugging Devlog #5: Top-Down Feature & Sprite ProgressThis week...
01/04/2026

Devlog #5: Top-Down Feature & Sprite Polish & Lots of Debugging Devlog #5: Top-Down Feature & Sprite Progress

This week focused on building the top-down system, debugging, and creating a new player sprite.

What’s New

Top-down movement system (in progress)
New hand-drawn player sprite
Visual Novel + gameplay “Learn → Do” system
Ongoing mobile (HTML5) fixes — still unstable
Improved Level 2 → Crisis Simulator transition

Watch the Sprite Creation

Check out the full pixel art process on Pintig Laro Games:

Status

Desktop works. Mobile Works

Next

Fix mobile controls
Stabilize systems
Add more polish and feedback

Still in the “make it work” phase—but getting there.

Devlog #5: Top-Down Feature & Sprite Progress This week focused on building the top-down system, debugging, and creating a new player sprite . What’s New Top-down movement system (in progress) New h...

Devlog #4: Teacher-Facilitated Gameplay Integration Devlog #4: Teacher-Facilitated Gameplay IntegrationIn this update,...
01/04/2026

Devlog #4: Teacher-Facilitated Gameplay Integration Devlog #4: Teacher-Facilitated Gameplay Integration

In this update, the game is now designed to be more than just a standalone experience—it can actively be used by teachers as a facilitation tool during lessons. Instead of students playing passively, teachers are encouraged to guide the experience in real time, creating a more interactive and collaborative learning environment.

Before starting, teachers can organize students into groups, assign group names, and have each participant choose a player name. This setup encourages ownership and teamwork right from the beginning. As the game progresses, teachers can pause between scenarios to ask questions, prompt discussion, or let groups explain their choices. This allows learners to reflect on why certain items belong in an emergency go bag and how those items apply to specific disaster situations.

The game also supports guided decision-making. Teachers can challenge students to justify their selections, compare answers across groups, or introduce constraints such as limited resources to deepen critical thinking. By doing this, the classroom transforms into a simulation space where students actively engage with disaster preparedness concepts instead of simply memorizing them.

This update reinforces the idea that the game is not just for play—it’s a flexible teaching tool. Teachers remain central to the experience, facilitating discussions, encouraging participation, and adapting the gameplay flow based on their class needs.

Devlog #4: Teacher-Facilitated Gameplay Integration In this update, the game is now designed to be more than just a standalone experience—it can actively be used by teachers as a facilitation tool d...

DEVLOG #3 — Early Completion System + SEO Title Update DEVLOG #3 — Early Completion System + SEO Title UpdateProgress ...
01/04/2026

DEVLOG #3 — Early Completion System + SEO Title Update DEVLOG #3 — Early Completion System + SEO Title Update

Progress on Emergency Go Bag ng Buhay this week!

New Feature: Early Completion System Players no longer need to wait for the timer to finish. Once all items are placed into the kits, the game now instantly ends and records the player’s performance. This makes the experience more skill-based and rewarding, especially for faster players.

Gameplay Improvements

Added automatic detection when all items are placed
Integrated early game completion (no more idle waiting)
Improved flow between Level 1 to Level 2
Cleaner feedback loop for player actions

SEO Update — Game Title Optimization To improve discoverability on Google, I refined the project title to include clearer keywords:

Old Title: Emergency Go Bag ng Buhay

Updated Title: Disaster Survival Game : Emergency Go Bag ng Buhay Simulator Challenge

This change helps the game appear when users search for disaster preparedness games, emergency simulation games, and survival training tools.

Next Goals

Add result popup (score and speed rank)
Implement leaderboard system
Improve mobile UX and feedback animations

Thanks for following the development. More updates coming soon.

DEVLOG #3 — Early Completion System + SEO Title Update Progress on Emergency Go Bag ng Buhay this week! New Feature: Early Completion System Players no longer need to wait for the timer to finish. O...

Devlog #2: Mobile-First Dialogue System (VN Style Upgrade)v0.2: I’ve been working on improving the lesson intro scene t...
01/04/2026

Devlog #2: Mobile-First Dialogue System (VN Style Upgrade)v0.2: I’ve been working on improving the lesson intro scene to make it properly mobile-friendly.

The main goal was to:

Make the layout responsive on mobile devices
Allow players to tap anywhere to continue dialogue instead of using keyboard input

These changes make the intro feel smoother and more natural for mobile players.

However, there’s still an issue on some devices (like Samsung A02s) where the game automatically shifts into a landscape-like layout, even though it’s designed for portrait mode.

Currently investigating viewport and layout behavior to fully resolve this.

More fixes coming soon.

I’ve been working on improving the lesson intro scene to make it properly mobile-friendly. The main goal was to: Make the layout responsive on mobile devices Allow players to tap anywhere to continu...

Welcome to Pintig Laro Games!Follow the making of Disaster Survival Game: Emergency Go Bag ng Buhay, a fun and education...
31/03/2026

Welcome to Pintig Laro Games!

Follow the making of Disaster Survival Game: Emergency Go Bag ng Buhay, a fun and educational game about preparing for emergencies.

Get a peek behind the scenes with:

Pixel art for characters and items
Game design tips and mechanics
Devlog updates on progress, challenges, and new features

Watch the latest update here:

Welcome to Pintig Laro GamesFollow the development of Disaster Survival Game: Emergency Go Bag ng Buhay, a fun and educational game about preparing for emerg...

NEW GAME PROTOTYPE RELEASEI’m excited to announce the release of Emergency Go Bag ng Buhay: Disaster Preparedness Simula...
25/03/2026

NEW GAME PROTOTYPE RELEASE

I’m excited to announce the release of Emergency Go Bag ng Buhay: Disaster Preparedness Simulation — now available to play in your browser.

This project is a game-based learning experience designed for NSTP–CWTS students, where players face real-life disaster scenarios such as fires, earthquakes, typhoons, and home emergencies.

Learn by doing:
• Pack the right Emergency Go Bag, Everyday Carry (EDC), and First Aid Kit
• Make fast decisions under pressure
• Experience the consequences of your choices

This is currently a prototype version, and I’m actively working on improving gameplay, visuals, and expanding scenarios. Your feedback will play a huge role in shaping the future of this project.

Video demo:
https://youtu.be/RLan4c3zQbE

Play here:
https://rodprogramdev.itch.io/emergency-go-bag-ng-buhay

I’d love to hear your thoughts:
Was it engaging? Did you learn something new? What should I improve?

This project is part of my academic research and aims to promote disaster preparedness through interactive learning.

Thank you for supporting Pintig Laro Games.

Isang Game-Based Disaster Preparedness Simulation

🔥 Fire Icon Creation using Inkscape (Free & Open Source) 🔥I was able to create a fire icon using Inkscape, a free and op...
10/02/2026

🔥 Fire Icon Creation using Inkscape (Free & Open Source) 🔥

I was able to create a fire icon using Inkscape, a free and open-source tool for vector art. If you’re interested in learning how I made it step-by-step, you can watch the tutorial here:

🎥 Tutorial: https://youtu.be/bgXu1FWyH6A?si=hK8_PXmTbu46AlXi

This is also a great chance to introduce beginners to vector art 👇

🧠 Simple explanation:

Vector art is artwork made from shapes and math, not pixels—so it stays sharp no matter how big or small you scale it.

That’s why vector art is perfect for icons, logos, UI elements, and game assets—especially if you want clean visuals without losing quality.

If you’re an indie dev, artist, or beginner designer, tools like Inkscape prove that you don’t need expensive software to start creating 💪🎮

“Ideal for games, disaster education, and safety apps”

🚀 New Blog Post Alert!I’ve just published a step-by-step tutorial on how to build a simple yet fun game prototype in Uni...
15/11/2025

🚀 New Blog Post Alert!
I’ve just published a step-by-step tutorial on how to build a simple yet fun game prototype in Unity — titled “Catch the Falling Object Game Prototype.” 🎮
👉 Read it here: https://rodrigobonzerrlopez.com/2025/11/15/building-a-game-with-unity-catch-the-falling-object-game-prototype/

In this post I walk through:
âś… The Unity interface: Project window, Hierarchy window, Scene & Game views
âś… How to setup the player and falling object (colliders, Rigidbody2D, tags)
âś… Coding the core gameplay: moving the player, spawning objects, scoring & destruction logic
âś… My workflow tips: how to organize assets, layout your windows, use prefabs & scripts

Whether you’re just starting out with Unity or looking for a simple prototype idea to experiment with, this tutorial’s for you.

💡 I’d love to hear your thoughts:
What game prototype are you working on?
Do you hit any roadblocks in Unity that this tutorial could help you overcome?

Thanks for reading & happy coding!
— Rodrigo

In this introductory lesson to Unity, we will be building a “Catch the Falling Object” game. This lessons hopes to help familiarize beginner on how to use the Unity Game Engine. What yo…

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