Sava Minić

Indie Game Showcase 2025

Sun, 16 Nov 2025 15:00:00 +0000

Indie Game Showcase finished and we still can’t believe we had so many fresh games showcasing (27), and was having busy crowd playing games the whole day (250+ people).
You can check out the GAMES LIST.

Small but efficient crew can make wonders 💪
This was basically a cooperation led by Julia Novikova from Whatevers Team, supported by our guild regulars: Miroslav Maksimović , Toma Paleček and Andrija Lazić.
Thanks for leading and supporting the local community.

And also, super grateful to Prostor Miljenko Dereta for opening their doors to these creative and inspiring game-makers ❤️

GMTK Game Jam 2025

Sun, 03 Aug 2025 18:00:00 +0000

We had an amazing time this year on GMTK Game Jam, as you can see on the photos and video below!

This year it was 96-hours event, but since we couldn’t organize the physical location for 4 days, we did the warm-up for the event on Wednesday, and then organized a 48-hours event from Friday to Sunday, as usual :D

The theme of the jam was LOOP.

Watch the after-movie on Instagram:

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💚 Big thanks to @_vidda__ for the pics!

Super thanks again to the Playstudios Europe for hosting the event during the weekend, we really become regulars there.

Watch the games on Youtube:

Game Jam Pub Quiz

Wed, 30 Jul 2025 19:00:00 +0000

We wanted to have an unique event to warm up for the GMTK Jam so we organized the PUB QUIZ - a test of your knowledge on video games, mixed up with trivia on the usual game jam lore 🍄!

Our Game Jam Pub Quiz took place last Wednesday, and it went pretty well! It was amazing to see our community brought together once again 💜🤗💚 Congrats to the winner team who aced the quiz 💪🏻

Our amazing Toma Paleček and Miroslav Maksimović did an amazing job as quiz hosts 🎤

Special thanks to Anastasija Jankovic for capturing our event 📸

And of course, thanks Nordeus for providing us with the beautiful space and drinks 🧡✨

SKC Game Jam

Fri, 09 May 2025 19:00:00 +0000

As our precious Serbian society is literally crushing down under the weights of the corruption, the past six months have seen a powerful response from youth, students, and proactive citizens who have risen to defend justice and advocate for a better future through protest and civic engagement.

For the first time ever, the same crew that liberated the Student Cultural Center, were taking over the space for 48 hours of creativity, code and multidisciplinary collaboration!

SKC Game Jam was open to artists, designers, composers, and programmers—whether solo or in teams. It offered a unique opportunity for participants to experiment, learn from one another, and sharpen their skills in a vibrant, collaborative environment.

I was just a visitor, but the energy from the participating jammers made me feel great, as there was both new faces on the block working together with game jam veterans, focused on making a game based on the theme: Armchair (Fotelja).

You can try the final games HERE, which was around 20 games made (including some board games).

Congrats to Ivan Notaroš Nothke and Mihailo Bogdanović Beli for organizing this great event, empowering new people to make something creative and have fun, while also bringing student’s protests to attention.

Friends from Game Dev Guild Serbia helped a bit with recording the games presentation:

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Game presentations - part 1

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Game presentations - part 2

You can also checkout the pre-event lectures:

WN LiveOps Summit Belgrade’25

Thu, 10 Apr 2025 15:00:00 +0000

It is always a great feeling to share learnings with others, meet new interesting people and learn new “gamedev” war stories 🎮🎲l👾

Thanks to WN Events who organized Live Ops Summit here in Belgrade, and Antonio Pasalic and Oleg Nesterenko for inviting me, I had an opportunity to share insights on everchanging Nordeus’ liveops in “Beyond the World Cup: Evolving a Live Event in Top Eleven”.

The presentation slides can be found HERE.
See you soon on some future event ⚽️

Global Game Jam 2025

Sat, 25 Jan 2025 17:00:00 +0000

Another win with Game Dev Guild Serbia 🚀

It’s such a fun and inspiring thing to co-organize the game jam, when you have pro-active people like Miroslav Maksimović, Marija Ljubojević, Neda Stamenković, Toma Paleček, Ivona Panajotov, Andrija Lazić and Jakov Peric to discuss, organize and push for the greater cause 👏 👏👏

The Global Game Jam Belgrade 2025 brought together 95 participants—students, hobbyists, and industry veterans—who created 31 games (25 video games and 6 board games) over the weekend.
The event kicked off remotely on Friday due to a general strike supporting students’ demands against corruption but continued on-site for the rest of the jam. This year’s themes, “Bubble” and alternative theme “Corruption (kills),” inspired some truly inventive and thought-provoking projects.

Super thanks again to the Playstudios Europe for hosting the event again this year.
Check out the Gameplay videos and the full presentation stream.

Like a candy from a baby

Sat, 05 Oct 2024 12:00:00 +0000

PLAY : PLAY ONLINE Win/Mac

In “Like a Candy from a Baby,” you are in the role of a candy-craving five-year-old in the kindergarten, surrounded by babies (oh, those poor tiny creatures).

Ludum Dare 56 has finished 🚀
This time, there was an organized location at DC Krov, which was very fun to participate.
I was a bit late for the start, so the teams already formed, so I was working alone on a theme:

Tiny Creatures

Up to 4 players compete to be the first to collect five candies, running, jumping, and throwing stuff around.
Your goal is to grab candy and hold it while sneaky babies try to steal it from you.
Use quick moves and tricks to outsmart your friends, take their candy, and win the game!

Controls are focused on joystick, although players 3 and 4 can be on keyboard:
Player 1: Move (Joystick 1 stick) Hold/release (button 2), Jump (button 1)
Player 2: Move (Joystick 2 stick) Hold/release (button 2), Jump (button 1)
Player 3: Move (Joystick 3 stick) Hold/release (button 2), Jump (button 1)
….Player 3 (Alternate): Move (W/A/S/D) Hold/release (E), Jump (Space)
Player 4: Move (Joystick 4 stick) Hold/release (button 2), Jump (button 1)
….Player 4 (Alternate): Move (Arrows) Hold/release (O), Jump (P)

I really want to thank Vuk Savić, Ivan Notaroš and Mihailo Bogdanović for organizing the physical location for game jamming, as a part of Decentrala events. Looking forward to many more events 🏆

Gameplay video:

Testing it with 4 players on an old CRT TV 📺 🎮🎮🎮🎮:

To Game Dev and Beyond

Thu, 12 Sep 2024 18:00:00 +0000

Last night, around 50 game enthusiasts and professionals gathered for the latest event hosted by Game Dev Guild Serbia, “To Game Dev and Beyond”!
It was an interesting evening full of learning, inspiration, and networking with new faces from the game development community.

We kicked things off with a series of insightful talks from our fantastic lineup of speakers:
Yaroslav Kravtsov (Co-founder @ Space Trace) gave a fascinating talk on the future of Roblox, reminding us that “18 years is only the beginning!”
Vitalii Abramov (Executive Producer @ Narwhal Accelerator) provided invaluable insights into the funding ecosystem in today’s game development market, leaving attendees with new strategies and ideas for their own projects.
Evgenii Novikov (Technical Manager @ Yandex and Indie Game Developer) inspired the crowd with his journey into game development as a passion, sharing that “If you’re passionate, nothing will stop you!”

After the talks, participants enjoyed a relaxed Q&A session, followed by some chill-out time where everyone could mingle, share stories, and connect with other like-minded developers.

Thanks to the Nordeus for hosting us in their amazing auditorium and providing refreshments for the participants.

Watch the full video on Youtube:

GMTK Game Jam 2024

Fri, 16 Aug 2024 19:00:00 +0000

We finished summer with the bang - another GMTK Game Jam location was organized in the August 🔥🔥🔥

The game jam lasted a total of 4 days from August 16th to 20th. 🚀 This was a novelty compared to previous iterations when the event lasted the standard 48 hours. If somebody wanted to stay in the 48-hour format, there was be an option to submit the game for that category. 🕒

The theme, “Built to Scale”, offered a lot of room for interpretation, and it was great to see the range of ideas that came out of it.

Around 90 participants attended, and the atmosphere was both focused and collaborative, as teams worked hard to bring their games to life.
By the end, 18 games were presented from the 24 teams, though some didn’t manage to finish in time or make it to the final showcase.

Super thanks again to the Playstudios Europe for hosting both the event during the weekend and the games’ presentations a couple of days later.

Watch the full video on Youtube:

Intro to Gamejamming

Sat, 27 Jul 2024 19:00:00 +0000

Amazing start for the Game Dev Guild Serbia - the event was great because of fascinating panelists and proactive audience, sharing their game jam experience 🔥🔥🔥

Thanks a lot to the panelists: Neda Stamenković, Bogdan Jocić, Nikola Mihailović and Milica Todorović for a truly amazing conversation, which took place in Nordeus Auditorium!

We all hope that the knowledge we shared will benefit aspiring game developers. Looking forward to seeing more newcomers create their first games at our upcoming event, GMTK Game Jam, hosted by PLAYSTUDIOS EUROPE.

Follow our page Game Dev Guild Serbia to stay tuned with new events like this one! If anyone has any questions about our guild or anything in general about gamejamming, feel free to reach out! 🤩 🚀✨

Watch the full video on Youtube:

Game Dev Guild Serbia

Wed, 17 Jul 2024 15:00:00 +0000

I am very proud to be a co-founder of this promising organization, with such proactive and amazing people from all around the local game dev industry.
When you miss something, and there is no one that does that, it means you are the “one” that needs to do it.
And it’s much easier to do stuff in the group 🤝

From social media:
Hi gamers, and welcome to the Game Dev Guild Serbia! 🎮🇷🇸
…or GDG for short. ✨

We know you may have questions and we’re here to answer them all! 🤔🗣️

What is this??
You’re looking at the newest and freshest face of gaming events in Serbia! 🎉🕹️

Who are you??
We are the Game Dev Guild - a nine-member party of passionate jammers behind the previous GMTK and Global Game Jams in Belgrade. 👾🎲

Why do you exist??
We exist to provide the hungry gaming community in Serbia more game jams, events, and ways for everyone - from newbies to professionals - to mingle and/or collaborate. 🚀🤝

When can I come to your events??
Sooner than you think… ⏳✨

Should I follow you on all social media so I don’t miss the announcements?
Instagram , Discord , Website
We can’t wait for you to see what we’ve been cookin’! 🍳

Game Jam 33 (2024)

Sat, 29 Jun 2024 19:00:00 +0000

The Game Jam 33 was an event organized by the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad, specifically department of the Video Game Design 🏆 .

It was open to the Academy students (which were mostly illustrators, 3D artists, game designers, and sound designer), combined with selected game jam software developers (from all around).

I was invited by the organizer, Živa Stanojević, the Assistant Professor at Academy of Arts, to be a mentor for the participants, for which I am very thankful as I had a lot of fun and met a lot of cool and proactive people.

Watch some previews from the game jam, as the official movie is not yet finished:

Insert Coin Podcast

Sun, 11 Feb 2024 21:00:00 +0000

If you are fan of podcasts and want to know more about gaming industry in Serbia and region, then you have to check out Insert Coin Podcast.
I want publicly to say thanks to Dragomir Leko for inviting me and listening to my rumblings for almost 3 hours 😅
We talked (in Serbian) about my gaming career, the industry, game jams, and all things games related 🎮 🎲 💻
Subscribe to Insert Coin Podcast, there are many great episodes and interesting stories to hear, I recommend it fully 🚀

Watch the full video on Youtube:

Global Game Jam Belgrade 2024

Sun, 28 Jan 2024 21:00:00 +0000

The Global Game Jam 2024 just finished with sky-rocket numbers of 34,588 participants at 796 locations in 102 countries all over the world 🏆 .

It was the biggest Global Game Jam Belgrade (yet), with 143 participants who made 39 games, and I want to thank all the participants who made it happen, having fun, meeting new people, and strengthening the game-making community. You can try their games HERE

This would be much harder without the support of our friends at PLAYSTUDIOS EUROPE, who provided their extraordinary space and snacks for everyone. We are very thankful to Coca-Cola HBC for keeping us refreshed during GGJ 🚀🥤, and Wolt, who got our back with vouchers to ensure everyone stays fueled for the 48-hour challenge! 🍔🚀

Last but not least, I want to thank all the co-organizers: Toma Paleček, Miroslav Maksimović, Neda Stamenković, Marija Ljubojević, Jakov Peric, Dejan Babić, Andrija Lazić and Nikola Šobajić. This year’s event was much less stressful and a thousand times more fun, by working together with these amazing people. 💪

Follow us on Instagram, and see you next year 😁

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How to game jam

Thu, 11 Jan 2024 18:00:00 +0000

Happy holidays, everyone. We had a special Global Game Jam Belgrade pre-event happening next week. 🚀

It was an insightful session with an awesome duo of veteran game jammers who shared their tips and tricks, just in time for the annual Global Game Jam 2024 (taking place on January 26-28).
With the combined experience of more than 10+ years of game jamming, they talked about their learnings and motivations for making games in the game jams, and to inspire you in your future game projects.
The event included a Q&A and chill-out time after the presentations.

Check it out:

Speakers:
Lazar Cvetković, Game Developer - Blue Gravity Games
Aleksandr Vinogradov, Lead VFX artists - Sperasoft

And hey, feel free to hop on our Discord channel. That’s where you can throw out questions or get the scoop on everything.

Follow us on Instagram and YouTube, where we will share the games and atmosphere from the game jam.

Global Game Jam 2024

Tue, 12 Dec 2023 11:00:00 +0000

Hey everyone, registrations are open for the Global Game Jam Belgrade 2024, which will be happening from January 26th to 28th, 2024. Last year, a whopping 40,000 folks got in, creating over 7,600 games across 800+ spots in 108 countries. Our GGJ Belgrade 2023 had 95 incredible people with 21 cool games.

We continue with the same crew, and this year, the “Global Game Jam Belgrade” will take place at the Palata Beograd (Beograđanka) on the 6th chill/relax floor of PLAYSTUDIOS EUROPE.

For more info and to sign up, check out: the official website

And hey, feel free to hop on our Discord channel. That’s where you can throw out questions or get the scoop on everything.

Follow us on Instagram and YouTube, where we will share the games and atmosphere from the game jam.

But we still love each other

Sun, 01 Oct 2023 17:00:00 +0000

PLAY : PLAY ONLINE Win/Mac

Embark on a gentle dance of togetherness, playfully shifting and adjusting to find your perfect sleeping spot with your partner (not necessarily their perfect sleeping spot). 💤

After 48h, one more Ludum Dare has finished 🚀
This time, Stevan Popović and I made the mini-game on the theme:

LIMITED SPACE

It’s a game for 2 players (Windows/Mac and Chrome), where the game’s goal is to remain the only person on the bed.
Although you are asleep, you can still nudge and control your movements (a bit).
Even if someone falls off the bed, you still love each other ❤️

**EDIT: We finished 12th in Theme and 20th in Humour category **🏆

Controls:
Player 1: Head (Q / W), Torso (A / S), Legs (Z / X)
Player 2: Head (U / I), Torso (J / K), Legs (N / M)

Gameplay video:

Global Game Jam Belgrade 2023

Mon, 06 Feb 2023 18:00:00 +0000

One more Global Game Jam has ended, and with 33,663 participants in 788 locations across 107 countries, it managed to bring the game jam community together again, despite the pandemic. ❤️
Although I have participated in many game-jam events, this is the first one I have organized. Thanks to the people who helped me, Đorđe Nemet and Toma Paleček were a huge support, while Marko Moljković and Vera Bogdanović stepped in to capture the most exciting moments with their cameras.
I am honestly very proud of the team that got together, socialized, and made games in those exciting 48 hours.
95 participants (from high school students and beginners, through students and gaming enthusiasts, to industry veterans) managed to jointly complete 21 games (18 digital and 3 board games) 🏆🚀💪 Thank you for the motivation and super energy and for strengthening the community. This is just the beginning :)

I want to thank Playstudios Europe for selflessly sharing their phenomenal space with us and giving the game-jam community a big boost.
We are looking forward to the next game-jam events, probably even something before the start of the Global Game Jam next year.

Follow us on Instagram, and check out the game presentations below:

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Archero - Deconstruction Club

Tue, 28 Apr 2020 18:00:00 +0000

Deconstruction Club Online is a webinar, to transfer knowledge of game deconstruction to the game-maker community, with an in-depth understanding of different mechanics used in free-to-play games.
It was envisioned at first as a community meeting event at Nordeus Hub, but due to the Covid-19 situation, we moved it to the virtual world.

Every time, it’s a different host (this time it was me), and the game that participants choose was “Archero” (Android, iOS), so they had to play it for a week, document and analyze the game (with the help of homework assignment), and then we would gather for a 2h meeting to discuss the findings, ideas and transfer knowledge.

I had a lot of fun preparing my presentation and structuring the flow of the deconstruction, and it was great to discuss with the rest of the participants about many of the features of Archero.
Presentation
Jamboard exercises
Mural deconstruction

NOT YET TRANSLATED!

YugoTrip

Sun, 02 Feb 2020 18:12:12 +0000

PLAY : Win/Mac GGJ page Source

This year Global Game Jam in Belgrade was a record-breaking one, with 22 teams and little more than 100 jammers. It was held in 2 locations, but game presentations were done in the same space, which was awesome. Big thanks to Ranko Trifkovic, and also Nordeus Hub and StartIt for hosting the event.

This year theme was:

REPAIR

I joined forces with amazing jammers from last year, Nothke and Stihilus , but also we had help from young Subiicus , future Game dev star :)

We had some problems with coming up with an idea for the game (that we all were hyped about), but after exhausting Friday night we come up with this premise:
“Trip through Yugoslavia in the ’80s. Repair your relationship. Repair your Yugo.”

We completely went nuts with Yugo nostalgia, and later even added music from that era into the game (Thanks to YouTube :D).

So basically, it’s game for 2 players, a married couple with marriage problems, traveling from Belgrade to Adriatic sea, hoping to repair their estranged relationship, but also repairing their Yugo car which breaks all the time.

Nothke outdid himself by making different parts of the levels, which then combine into a bigger level so every run is different.
There are 3 big areas:

Serbia (from Genex Tower), over Drina river,
through Bosnia, to Mostar bridge,
and then to Croatia coastline toward the final destination - amazing Adriatic sea.

Stihilus did awesome job with both 3d props (as amazing as Yugo can be), trees, signs and other stuff, but also with 2d art - which represents your married couple trying to remember their past, and if both of them pick the right memory, their relationship improves.

When Yugo gets broken, it’s job for 2 to pick the parts and repair the Yugo, so you can continue your journey towards Adriatic, hoping to repair your relationship.

I had an amazing time working on this game jam, and feel really happy to be part of the growing Global Game Jam community in Belgrade (and the world).
It was a very productive game jam, as you can see the progress we had.

GGJ - Game Jamming 101

Thu, 30 Jan 2020 12:12:12 +0000

Intro 2 Gaming is a series of events, organized by Nordeus Hub, which gives you the opportunity to get familiar with the games industry. At this event, we talked about game jams and hackathons, and how participating in them looks like.

I tried to give my best practices, hints, suggestions and to talk about errors I made on many game jams (both online and local) - in short, how to make something, not go crazy and have fun.

NOT YET TRANSLATED!

Link to the presentation: HERE

HALF or FULL

Sun, 06 Oct 2019 23:35:12 +0000

PLAY : PLAY ONLINE iOS Android Win/Mac Source

Although I was planning to do this Ludum Dare for the whole weekend, some family stuff got into the way :p .
I had only Sunday evening to mock something up, which is cool because of the Ludum Dare theme:

START WITH NOTHING
Classic card skill game we played when we were young.
The opponent chooses “HALF” or “FULL” while holding a card, while you try to hit the card and make both cards fall on the same side or opposite (depending on what opponent has chosen).
Winners get both cards.

PLAY THE GAME HERE, or give feedback on Ludum Dare website website :D

Basketball World RELEASED

Fri, 16 Aug 2019 00:02:12 +0000

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Prokuvo

Sun, 27 Jan 2019 13:12:12 +0000

PLAY : PLAY ONLINE Win/Mac Source

One more Global Game Jam, one more awesome weekend, this time with theme:

WHAT HOME MEANS TO YOU

The best thing about GGJ is working with people you never worked before, sharing ideas together and having fun while jamming. This year I joined forces with game jam veterans Nothke and Stihilus :)

Basically, the theme seemed like a personal thing/feeling of “home”, so we wanted to make it comical - and then we came up with idea of Slava (Serbian Saint celebration) with tradional Serbian family and never-ending line of guests coming in.

Premise was:
It’s The Slava time, your family, friends and neighbours are coming into your home, to feast and drink in honours of your patron Saint. Be the best host and make their time enjoyable.

It’s 2 player game, which also works with controllers.
First player: w/a/s/d + space
Second player: i/j/k/l + p

And you can pick up items in order to fulfill guest’s wishes.
Some items are very simple, like rakija or sarma, some are little complex, like filling glass with water, and some are very complex: coffee requires water and then coffee into the pot to brew.
Also guests have their preference for TV station and windows (PROMAJA is the real thing in Serbia).

We had a lot of fun thinking of what makes traditional Serbian Saint celebration (Slava), but couldn’t put a lot more ideas, such as cooked wheat and bread. At least there is rakija.

Made by: Nothke, Stihilus and me
All thanks to Ranko Trifkovic who organized Belgrade Global Game Jame :D

TURBO WAVE

Sun, 09 Dec 2018 13:12:12 +0000

PLAY : Mac Windows Android iPhone Source

Serbian Games Association (SGA) joined forces with Unity, in order to promote their new tech stack ECS - Entity/Component/System, by organizing the 24h game jam. There was no specific theme, just the goal was Using ECS to make games on a different scale.

Some colleagues and me got together and applied for the game jam, while not one of us ever worked with ECS before (we heard about it but never tried it), so we had low expectations for the game.
By doing that, I broke one of my rules I have around game jams/hackathons which is “Never use tech that you are not familiar with”.
Nevertheless, we managed to make something both playable and on mass scale, so at the end, we came home with 2nd place on game jam.

Check out what we made in 24h, drinking water and eating kiflice :)

Since Unity ECS isn’t supporting Mecanim animations out-of-the-box, we had to do our simple animations by hand. We tried animating from shaders, but we had better results animating by translation/rotation/scale from code (job systems).

We wanted to show progression of scale, starting from only one stadium level, and increasing levels and number of entities while you are playing around.
We added also demo scene, where you could just be amazed with 100k entities making Mexican waves on stadium, animating their arms and having bloom and focus effects (it works on mobile in constant 30fps also).

Using ECS was straightforward, we started a week before game jam, exploring their work-in-progress docs and running samples in Unity, wrapping our heads around data oriented programming.

We decided to keep the scope down, and wait for theme announcement when game jam start in order to plan up the game. But at the end, there was no specific theme at the game jam, so we went with bunch of ideas, wanting to show both small scale and big scale.

Football was one of the things that came to our mind, so we mocked up fast idea of fans making mexican waves on stadium, and as you progress, stadium and your influence increases, or something like that. Proper gameplay we left for later, until we have the system working with animating characters and generating waves.

Made by: Nikola Damjanov, Aleksandar Paunović, Miloš Kruškonja and me

It was very fun and interesting experience, expecially trying out Unity ECS, which could prove great tool for specific problems, or just showing off some tech demoes.

If you want to try it for Android, you can download APK from this link.
If you want to try it for iOS (iPhone/iPad), you can sign up for TestFlight build here and test it on device.

Here you can see how it runs on iPhone8:

'Eldritch Lake' trailer

Sun, 14 Oct 2018 12:12:12 +0000

A peaceful lake, holds a secret… A nameless horror.
Beware the sounds of Eldritch Lake.

Just fooling around with the video footage of birds flying above Lake Palic. Using iMovie and some random music.
We had great weekend there, complete opposite of a horror movie :)

Seekers in Darkness

Sun, 07 Oct 2018 18:12:12 +0000

Game Jam Page : RULES

This was first time I enrolled into making a tabletop RPG game in 48h, with additional limit of 200 words for the rules. It was very challenging and fun experience as the hard limit really pushed on making decisions.

Theme was “The sun is dead”, which immediately inspired me in direction of frozen planet, remains of civilization surviving in underground colonies, with harsh and dangerous environment.

I wanted to have both setting, skills, fights, some weapons and enemies, and setup for first scenario. In just 200 words, I had to make a lot of compromises :p

The sun is dead.

200 years ago, remains of humanity sheltered into underground colonies, harnessing the energy of Earth’s core.

Only the fittest Seekers travel between distant colonies, exploring the lethal surface.

Rest of the rules can be found HERE

EXIT

Fri, 06 Jul 2018 18:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Windows + Mac

Finally, we organized internal game jam in Nordeus, making it 2 working days effort (Thursday and Friday work hours).

Game jam theme was Game older than you/Inspired by a retro game.

Aswin and Balsa already had an idea to do a narrative game with 360 videos (not VR), and I joined them after the theme was announced to brainstorm what could we make (in less than 24 hours of proper work).

Narrative game ideas lead to adventure, which lead to point’n’click adventures (to be in spirit of retro games), so we decided to make a point’n’click adventure in 360 videos, keeping the scope down just to couple of rooms.

Since Ash was very inspired to make some horror narrative, and include Nordeus offices as main locations, we started exploring old adventure games with horror elements, and everything led to obscure game called “Snatcher”, made by Hideo Kojima & Konami.

It had everything we need, we felt really hyped about adding elements from that game (such as helping robot and flashlight in dark exploration).

Courtney joined us also, so we could start flashing out details of our story, making 360 photos of locations in Nordeus, writing dialog lines for robot and recording Courtney’s voice for the dialog.

Although we didn’t any prize, it was awesome experience, you can check the teaser video below.

During game jam, we designed a lot more structured story, with a lot clearer twist, but there wasn’t enough time to add all the content in, so basically it’s just first half of the game, and then it just jumps to the ending.

There was no hiding in the dark, no talking to the robot, and only couple of pickable items (although rest of the team prepared voice recording, images and 360 videos).
Next time we will take something of smaller scope.

Made by: Aswin Kumar, Balska Krkeljic, Courtney Bogaard and me

P.S. If you are stuck and just want to see the ending cinematic, check out the WALKTHROUGH FOR THE GAME.

Farm Lines RELEASED

Fri, 01 Jun 2018 08:12:12 +0000

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'Poem of Eternity' trailer

Thu, 17 May 2018 12:12:12 +0000

I am joining my first DnD 5e campaign (before I only played one-shot scenarios), so wanted to make a trailer for it. Just fooled around in iMovie :)

Image from Pinterest

Behold the Skarr, youngest son of warrior Gorathal-Dur clan, those northern Fallen kind, “cursed” by power of the raw magic in his veins, by forbidden wild essence of his long forgotten elven ancestors.

Forsaken from his northern homeland, Skarr’s life in Norheim was in danger from his youth, until his mother Hegra decided to leave the clan and seek salvation in the southern lands.

Destiny didn’t have him in favor, as from age of 7 he wandered from town to town with his dear mother, until they find their somewhat peace in small village at south part of Nevaldome, called Murkywaters.

10 tough years passed from Skarr settling there, years that made him stubborn and street tough, and while doing hard labour trying to survive, he learned to keep his mouth shut. When he can control himself…

Even from young age, Skarr learned to hide his magic powers, staying calm in front of others, but sometimes it’s hard for him to control his wild magic raging inside.

Very protective to women and weak ones, as painful memory of his deceased mother still burns strongly in his heart, although it has already passed a year when she passed away.

Lonely and without real home, Skarr is more and more restless with his own labourer life, but don’t know what should he do to break out of it, as he lacks guidance.
He is not even dreaming what destiny have prepared for him…

Prohibition Tycoon

Sat, 21 Apr 2018 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Windows + Mac Source

Theme of LD41 jam was super weird, so the game we made was also weird, because we wanted to make Puzzle/sim + Text adventure, kind of.

In year 1920, United States were struck with alcohol prohibition.

But it didn’t stop alcohol selling. In fact mobs were earning more money than ever in history.

Secret bar, also known as “Speakeasy” were saviors of the masses. Thus the name, because people were not supposed to spread news about them.

Many heists of speakeasies made bartenders top class investigators, as they were supposed to find out who’s civilian, and who’s a secret agent.

Making a mistake and serving agent with alcohol led to prison, or even death.

Made by: Milos Dangubic, Aleksandar Ristic and me

Using Ink (by Inkle) for dialogs.

Sir, we're running out of power!

Mon, 31 Jul 2017 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Browser Windows + Mac Source

Ludum Dare 39 was organized earlier than normally (it was always mid August), but this time it was end of July, and the theme was “Running out of power”.

Since my first inspiration for power was trains, i wanted to make a game about them, so I started from that and iteratively come up to “Sir, we’re running out of power!”

You are travelling peacefully back from your adventures, contemplating on train heading to Eden, your home town.
But beware, as the train is attacked by roaming hordes of monsters.
Even more unfortunately, main engine was damaged, and you are losing power.
Keep the engine running with burning inventory on train, and even monsters (if you manage to knock them out).
Cheers, sir!

Didn’t have time to implement some smarter behaviour for enemies, so game is not that much challenging (they keep stuck a lot).
Also wanted to make big monster on the left throws the little monsters on the train, but fit that into schedule :(

Disclaimer: music is from freemusicarchive.org, character animations are bought.
Boxes, locomotive, ladders and backgrounds are edited from free image sites.
Only things I drew are those train cars :)

Araneus - Madness of the wicked one

Sun, 30 Apr 2017 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Windows + Mac Source

Although Ludum Dare 38 was special, as it was 15th birthday of this great event, I couldn’t participate (i was travelling abroad).
I organized myself to make a game for LD38 theme, “A small world” weekend after, just for my motivation.

Here goes “Araneus : Madness of the wicked one” :)

Once upon a time,
there was a great
guitar player.
HE WANTED TO BE THE BEST!

He tried to play the forbidden song,
but the DEMONS never rest.

DEMON from the hell awoken,
“WHO ARE YOU to BREAK MY SLUMBER?”
“Be small and silent” - he said,
“Let 8 be your number!”

Into the spider he turned,
no tongue to speak left.
To have revenge,
holy grenades he has to get!

It was great feeling to do something not focused on mobiles (basically, don’t caring about performance that much).
Since my modeling and composing skills are poor, I am very thankful to the authors providing free resources online:
Music: Tri-Tachyon - Hundred Years in Helheim
Spider model/animations: 3dhaupt
Other models: archive3d.net

Fast Food

Sun, 26 Mar 2017 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Windows + Mac + Android WEB (some VFX not working) Source

Sometimes a game’s cover art is so bad that it seems to belong to an entirely different game. It makes you wonder what the game would have been like if it actually resembled the weird or terrible illustration that adorned its packaging.

That’s why there is “Bad Box Art Challenge”, to create an original game based on pre-existing bad box art! Each entrant chooses a piece of art from our Gallery of Trash and has 72 hours to make an original game that actually resembles the box art.

I choose game “Fast Food” for Atari 2600, made by Telesys in 1982 (wow, 7 years older than me). Box art for it was awesome, but too bad the technical limitations of Atari couldn’t handle more colors.

So I made complete reimagination of it, keeping up to the original box art as much as I could (i used some assets from it).

You have fast food (burgers, pizzas…) and healthy food (apples, cucumbers, …) and you need to sort it all out. Basically a Tinder for food. Controls are : A/left arrow for trash can, D/right arrow for eating (or just tapping on left/right part of screen).

Play the game at GameJolt, or directly in browser.

Mexican wave

Sun, 22 Jan 2017 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : WEB Windows + Mac + Linux Source

Good old Global Game Jam is back, this time with the theme “Waves”. Together with DjordjeC as a coding buddy, we envisioned couple of ideas, but got really hyped about mexican waves. Shortly, this is a timing-based party game about blending in, for 1-8 players.

This is it, the derby of the year, and Nerds FC is playing at home! You called in sick at work today, got through two hours of traffic, almost didn’t make it in time, but you’re finally at the stadium. Being the git you are, you even forgot your ticket at home, but you managed to get one at the last moment from a peddler at the entrance - what luck!

… Except as you walk into the stadium, you’re directed to the south stands, and immediately start to panic, since you’ll be seated with Violence United fans. Ok, don’t panic, just play it cool and try to fit in as best you can, and you might survive the day.

Play the game at Official GGJ website, or directly in browser.

Tank wars

Sat, 03 Sep 2016 12:12:12 +0000

Serverless Code Camp is a community event for software developers interested in migrating to serverless architectures, or learning more about modern cloud deployment architectures.
The participants create cloud functions to control virtual tanks, deploy them to serverless platforms such as AWS Lambda and Azure Functions, and wire them up to participate in a live tournament.

Our “Iron man” tank was hacked up solution of “Avengers”: Dusan Minic, Mirko Francuski and me.
We had a lot of fun, learned how AWS Lambda serverless functions work, and after in the tournament, we won 2nd place!

Astro Prophet

Mon, 29 Aug 2016 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Windows Mac Web Source

Previous prophet had an ‘accident’, so the King need someone to fill in…

Your job is to answer to all of urgent and kingdom critical questions from the King … by looking up answers in the sky.

Use scrolls to help you solve the answer. Drag to connect stars!

Teamwork

Mon, 25 Apr 2016 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Windows Mac Source

“Teamwork” between a turtle and a rabbit.

W (up) - go up
S (down) - go down
SPACE - shapeshift

Rabbit eats carrots.
Turtle eats clovers.
Avoid rocks.

Coded in Unity, drawn in MSPaint + GIMP, music done in Garage Band.

Nan 2 Nan combat

Sat, 12 Dec 2015 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Windows Mac

It’s sale before Christmas time, everyone is rushing to get the best (and cheapest) presents for their loved ones. Entering the store, 2 nans are looking around to get something interesting for their grandchildren.

Between them, in the center of the store, is the object of their desire, the Golden Bear. On SALE! How to solve this dispute other than fight to exhaustion, as winner takes all!

Nan 2 Nan combat or “The golden bear” was done in 24h, as internal game jam, during Nordeus Hackathon 2015. The theme of the Jam was “Fighting game, with collateral damage!”, so we focused on environment damage and carnage all around the nans.

It was 4 men team: RomanI (background art), BorisL (pixel art chars/items), GuillemS (sound/music) and me as developer.

Very intense 24 hours with a lot of fun and goofing around, and at the end we got 2nd place. Congratz to the winners!

Controls:

Action	Left player (Ethel)	Right player (Peggy)
jump	W	up arrow
left	A	left arrow
right	D	right arrow
throw(when near the item)	S	down arrow
kick	SPACE	slash (/)

Frog leap

Sun, 01 Nov 2015 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Windows Mac Source

I had some free time to spare, and was in mood for jamming, so I made a simple puzzle game for my aunt.

Green and red frogs need to change their places (green go right, red go left). A frog can jump one step in front, or leap just over 1 frog.

UI is in Serbian, but it is very simple puzzle.

Connected worlds

Sat, 24 Oct 2015 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Windows Mac Android Source

This was very interesting experience, as “0 hour game jame” says:
During DST hour shift, we shift clocks backwards, so there’s actually 1 hour between 2:00 am and 2:00 am. This is the best time in the year to make a game! Make a game in zero hours!

Since there is no time to prototype or even think about the gameplay, I just went with the first thing that popped on my mind.

Uncover the ancient symbols, knowledge is one that matters.
“Connected worlds” is kind of a memory game, where you need to memorize and reproduce one of the colors, and you will get “translation” of those symbols in a form of a haiku.

Not done entirely in 0h :(
I created the barebone project files before the 2AM, then went to sleep, and wake up at 2:40AM :( I missed the mark for 3->2AM, and then left for an hour more.

Moon werewolf

Sun, 23 Aug 2015 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Android Windows Web

Full moon gives power to werewolves, so question is what would werewolf do on surface of moon? ;)

You are disguised as normal citizen (blue) hiding from guards (yellow), and you need to eat all citizens by transforming into werewolf (red).

Guards chase you and try to kill you when you are revealed.

Every 13th eaten citizen, one inquisitor arrives, which is hidden (has blue color, but changes to orange when are you near him), and you need to avoid him (don’t try to kill him).

Kill all 32 citizens to win :)

INSTRUCTIONS:
Drag around screen to move.
You can use (W) for activating Werewolf power, or clicking button in left.

It’s mobile friendly - only for Android, at the moment :(

Ultimate Behance Showdown

Fri, 05 Jun 2015 12:12:12 +0000

During Belgrade Behance Reviews event, we from Nordeus wanted to engage the artists there and promote our company, by doing some live jamming on the site.

Our main goal was to have visitors (artists) there involved in the game jamming itself, so after some brainstorming we decided to make a user content generated game. We didn’t want to complicate our lives because the event was only 2 working days (hall was closed during the night), so we went with simple fighting game (Mortal Kombat style).

Team was made out of Dzoni and Vlada as artists, and VoxelBoy, DarkoV and myself as coders.

We made web app on the spot, and gave drawing boards and tablets to the audience passing by to draw their own character.

Because we wanted to always show some fights on the screen, we decided to have automatic fighting, where players could just predefine their character’s rock-paper-scissors sequence, and it would just use it against the opponent.

Animations were generic so we just randonly loaded 2 fighers from the web app, loaded their graphics and matched their RPS sequence until someone hits 3 times. We didn’t have time to implement proper tournamet and rankings, so it was all just random matches.

Events was super fun and interesting, meeting new people and game jamming on the live spot. We got about 40 fighters drawn by other people (even some kids), and it was very cool to see people enjoying it on the big screen.

Blackjack & H**kers

Mon, 18 May 2015 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Windows Mac Android

In order to energize ourself at Nordeus, we organized an internal game jam during May of 2015, with free theme and genre.
It was just to have casual fun making something fast in 48h (without all-nighters), and get to know each other better and get motivation boost.
I made team with VoxelBoy, so the jamming could begin.

It’s normal blackjack rules, but with ~~hookers~~ assistants.

you play blackjack, and gain/spend money as usual
you can “invest” your money to:
– buy items - pimp your looks to jaw-dropping heights, increases your “coolness”
– unlock one of the “assistants” - which have their special powers
“coolness” decrease price of “assistants”, so you need to prioritize
gain as much as you can before reaching zero, and then “CASH OUT” which will send the score to the leaderboard, but it restarts the game
gain eternal fame and glory by becoming the best on the leaderboard

Each one has special power, and when you use it, it has cooldown before you can use it again.

card counting - you get current True count on decks (Hi Lo card counting)
distract the dealer - in next dealing, he stands on 19 (normally he would stand on 17)
double double down - same rules as normal double down, but you increase 200% on initial bet
card eater - ignores the last dealt card (if card busted your hand, too bad, still can’t save you)
and ones with passive powers:
queen of hearts - for every queen of hearts in your hand, you get 69$ (she is rich, and she loves that card)
lucky lady - gives you advantage in push (instead of returning your bet, you get 150% of original bet)
increase blackjack win - instead of 3:2 payout when you have blackjack, it’s 5:2

More to come in upcoming DLCs :)

Starvation

Mon, 20 Apr 2015 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : Windows Source

Game of modified “Rock, Paper, Scissors”.
Each round you choose one of the options “Crops”, “Bugs” or “Rain”.
Goal is to get to 7 crops, before the opponent.

There are different results, depending on chosen options

Each 5th round, you regenerate one bug, up to maximum of 3.

Mission CALIPSO

Mon, 16 Dec 2013 12:12:12 +0000

Space exploration game, worked between themes ‘You only get one’ and ‘Colonisation sim’.

You need to colonize the Callisto moon, second biggest Jupiter’s moon with 4 rovers. Since there is a lot of distance between Earth and Callisto, YOU ONLY GET ONE command per 2s!!!

Mine the ore (green) and transport it back to base (red).
Move around mountains (brown) and beware of the sand pits (black), by watching for sand (yellow) which surrounds them.
Rovers have also limited power, so you need to return them to base to recharge.

Standard 1-4 for rovers. 
NUMPAD/QWE-ASD-ZXC for commands. 
P is cheat for showing whole map. 

P.S. Didn’t have time to implement building and more obstacles, which would maybe include some fun into this game :P

Playable and source code lost on removed dropbox folder!

Enneadeca

Sun, 28 Apr 2013 12:12:12 +0000

PLAY THE GAME : WEB Source

My first entry to the Ludum Dare contest. I am very happy to see this game finished :)

Light up the world by passing all its points without hitting death ( red circles ). By passing already lit point, you put it out. Movement is 6-way directions:

Q W E
\ | /
/ | \
A S D

Power is SPACE, in which that point can not be put out.

Score is determined on number of light points, remaining powers and time spent. Formula is:

(LIGNT_POINTS - 1) * 100
IF( LIGNT_POINTS > 3) ADD (REMAINING_POWERS * 250)
IF( VICTORY AND TIME_SPENT < 60s ) ADD ( (60s - TIME_SPENT) * 30 )

I used HTML5 canvas as game environment, and since wanted to keep it minimalistic, wrote simple engine for game (no sprites, particles, and stuff).

jQuery
tween.js
Music loop is downloaded for free
No graphics :)

About

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Lead Game Designer 📱 | Game Jam Fanatic 🍯 | Board games enthusiast 🎲
Making games, playing games, getting stuff done @ Nordeus

Contact: minic.sava at gmail.com

Sava Minić

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free2play experiment

Thu, 03 May 2018 09:12:12 +0000

Today is April 28th, and this will be the place where I will blog my experience of releasing free2play mobile game in 1 week 7 working days 10 working days spread over a month.
I want to go through whole process of it, from development to release and tweaking, and since I'm not an artist I will be using free graphic assets., authors atributed at the end of this page

UPDATES tldr; -> IDEA -> PROTOTYPE -> PLAYABLE -> LEVELS MAP -> ENDLESS -> LEVEL UP -> FIRST WEEK -> UPDATE -> LEADERBOARDS ->

RELEASED

GAME IDEA - 28.4.2018.

It's going to be very casual game with endless highscore level, without timers but with rewards progression (more you play, better score multiplier you get).
Inspired by "5 in a line" kind of games, for example Color lines,
except it's going to have kind of progression where by:
... getting high scores -> you will get reward points -> you use to level up color elements -> they give you more points during playing -> you getting more high scores ... I plan to make only basic leaderboards, and releasing on Android and iOS. Maybe I will check the app size for Facebook Instant games, but that's a stretch :p
Game should be easily re-skinnable, because I plan to test multiple art themes (animals, flowers, robots, candies ...) with same gameplay.

FIRST PROTOTYPE - 28.4.2018.

Started coding already, having map with element generation, pathfinding and animated movement.
Continuing to work on new element generation, matching 5-in-row check and calculating points.

FIRST PLAYABLE - 29.4.2018.

PLAY FIRST PLAYABLE HERE
You can play endless game now, until you are bored or until there is no empty spaces.
I was focusing on juiciness of the game also, so there are lot of animations and easing stuff going on during movement, explosion and spawning of animals.
There is main menu, just as placeholder, to feel the flow of the game.
Now I need to add proper goal in the game, possible multiple modes:
- Endless with score target,
- Timed challenge,
- Turn challenge for collection,
- Map (collection of different modes and maybe different levels)

After that, there should be some rewards after you beat the level, which should be used for upgrading.

PLAYABLE WITH LEVELS - 30.4.2018.

PLAY SECOND PLAYABLE HERE
Added endless mode with high score, and implement dump level generation with multiple modes (trying to give variety to game):
- Target score
- Target score with turns limit
- Target score with time limit
, and difficulty goes up as you progress (it's no balanced at all), and it requires level up elements to get to those scores.
Next thing is to add "Element collection" mode (both normal, turns, timed), and possibly some blocked tiles on map (for variety).
Tomorrow is May 1st, so Happy International Workers' Day, rest and chill out with your frinds :D

ENDLESS MODE - 1.5.2018.

PLAY THIRD PLAYABLE HERE
It was a slow day because of celebrating International Workers' Day, but managed to get in the music and end game sfx.
Started to work on progression meta with endless mode, added basic UI layout, but didn't have time to put in the game logic for it.
Tomorrow will focus more on meta itself, how the loop goes around core experience, but still keeping it simple.

LEVEL UP - 2.5.2018.

PLAY FORTH PLAYABLE HERE
Another half day of work only, managed to put in the level up of animals, getting milestone rewards in endless mode, and UI for leaderboards.
I was setting up the meta/progression loop, the plan is to get coins from milestones in endless, and some animals will have some coins on them.
In order to level up animals, you need to spend coins, and also progress through the map story, which will consists of multiple regions (spring, summer, fall, winter) with additional mechanics (frozen animals, flower obstacles and such).

FIRST WEEK - 6.5.2018.

PLAY FIFTH PLAYABLE HERE
Working after work proved to be very slow, almost imposibruuu, so game had to wait for the weekend.
In order to keep the scope down, I removed the story part of the game, and focused just on endless (with a hint of decoration shop).
Base game is done, I need couple more days to wrap up the things:
- basic sfx ingame and buttons
- integrate login with facebook, and fb friends
- simple backend for saving scores
- ads integration for getting coins

UPDATE - 15.5.2018.

Sorry for not writing here, i was busy with my day job, and some personal issues, I managed to grab couple of hours of implementation only in the last 10 days.
Tried Firebase as backend-as-service solution for login and leaderboards, which failed because firebase database doesn't have any filtering options, at least not in the way I wanted.
Will try PlayFab for the weekend, and hopefully manage to finish the integration, so I can start preparing for launch (dev accounts, store pages, mini website).

LEADERBOARDS - 22.5.2018.

PLAY SIXTH PLAYABLE HERE
Finally, managed to get some uninterrupted time after work to continue making this, finished integrating PlayFab API, which is backend-as-service solution, and I'm using it for login, leaderboards, analytics and saving player progress.
Last things which I would like to do this week are:
- integrating with facebook and having fb friends in leaderboards
- basic sfx ingame and buttons
- preparing for launch (dev accounts, store pages, mini website)
I'm dropping ads integration for initial version, let's just release it like this, and afterwards I will see what's next on the list :)

FINALLY RELEASED - 2.6.2018.

PLAY IT ON ANDROID AND IOS
I managed to find time today to wrap up some bugs and add some more music, and start preparing for release.
Android went smoothly, just created Google Play page images and screenshots, built the apk, uploaded it and that was it, FARM LINES WERE LIVE! :)
For iOS, I registered for Developer account, payed with the card, and it's still in progress (status says - up to 2 days).
After that, I will release the game on App Store also.

Facebook integration, friends leaderboards, and possibly ads will go into some other version.
Decorations and shop are strech for now :p UPDATE: game is now released on both Android and iOS stores. Have fun :)
App Store review was finished in less than 24h, which was wtf because I expected at least couple of days (up to a week).
Nothing spectacular happened there, expect that there is still no App Store for Serbia, so I had to register an Croatian account, which works (at least for games without IAPs). Next stop: make a game with IAPs :)

CONCLUSION:
Since this whole thing didn't go as planned, as amount of additional distractions and badly planned personal life, at the end I released a game in a month (and not in a week).
I learned a lot during this interesting experiment, and I know next time it will go much better and efficient.
All the best :D

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• Honor opt-out/unsubscribe requests quickly.

• Allow users to unsubscribe by using the link at the bottom of each email.

If at any time you would like to unsubscribe from receiving future emails, you can email us at

• Follow the instructions at the bottom of each email.

and we will promptly remove you from ALL correspondence.

Contacting Us

If there are any questions regarding this privacy policy, you may contact us using the information below.

https://sava.ninja

minic.sava@gmail.com

Last Edited on 2018-05-30

Terms of service

Wed, 30 May 2018 09:12:12 +0000

sava.ninja Terms of Service

1. Terms

By accessing the website at https://sava.ninja/, you are agreeing to be bound by these terms of service, all applicable laws and regulations, and agree that you are responsible for compliance with any applicable local laws. If you do not agree with any of these terms, you are prohibited from using or accessing this site. The materials contained in this website are protected by applicable copyright and trademark law.

2. Use License

Permission is granted to temporarily download one copy of the materials (information or software) on sava.ninja's website for personal, non-commercial transitory viewing only. This is the grant of a license, not a transfer of title, and under this license you may not:
1. modify or copy the materials;
2. use the materials for any commercial purpose, or for any public display (commercial or non-commercial);
3. attempt to decompile or reverse engineer any software contained on sava.ninja's website;
4. remove any copyright or other proprietary notations from the materials; or
5. transfer the materials to another person or "mirror" the materials on any other server.
This license shall automatically terminate if you violate any of these restrictions and may be terminated by sava.ninja at any time. Upon terminating your viewing of these materials or upon the termination of this license, you must destroy any downloaded materials in your possession whether in electronic or printed format.

3. Disclaimer

The materials on sava.ninja's website are provided on an 'as is' basis. sava.ninja makes no warranties, expressed or implied, and hereby disclaims and negates all other warranties including, without limitation, implied warranties or conditions of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement of intellectual property or other violation of rights.
Further, sava.ninja does not warrant or make any representations concerning the accuracy, likely results, or reliability of the use of the materials on its website or otherwise relating to such materials or on any sites linked to this site.

4. Limitations

In no event shall sava.ninja or its suppliers be liable for any damages (including, without limitation, damages for loss of data or profit, or due to business interruption) arising out of the use or inability to use the materials on sava.ninja's website, even if sava.ninja or a sava.ninja authorized representative has been notified orally or in writing of the possibility of such damage. Because some jurisdictions do not allow limitations on implied warranties, or limitations of liability for consequential or incidental damages, these limitations may not apply to you.

5. Accuracy of materials

The materials appearing on sava.ninja's website could include technical, typographical, or photographic errors. sava.ninja does not warrant that any of the materials on its website are accurate, complete or current. sava.ninja may make changes to the materials contained on its website at any time without notice. However sava.ninja does not make any commitment to update the materials.

6. Links

sava.ninja has not reviewed all of the sites linked to its website and is not responsible for the contents of any such linked site. The inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement by sava.ninja of the site. Use of any such linked website is at the user's own risk.

7. Modifications

sava.ninja may revise these terms of service for its website at any time without notice. By using this website you are agreeing to be bound by the then current version of these terms of service.

8. Governing Law

These terms and conditions are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Serbia and you irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in that State or location.

This policy is effective as of 30 May 2018.