Blue Fire: Void Maker

It's the 3D platformer editor/creator for Blue Fire, just as the title says.

"Blue Fire: Void Maker" is something I debated on hammering for being software published as a game, because technically it is... it's a tool for making games rather than a game itself. It's called "UGC" or "User Generated Content", and this is a particularly awful and unpopular version of it. This software toolset can, however, get you into games so I guess it counts as a game? Anyway... it's really bad at it, with a crappy UI, unpolished tools, and no fun whatsoever. What do you do in the game? You can play game levels (platformers) made by people who aren't software developers. Personally I like this approach, and I'm applying it to other parts of my life, too. From now on I'm going to only eat food made by people who can't cook, I'm going to get my dentist to fix the brakes on my car, and the next time I need life saving surgery I'm going to get the homeless crack guys living in shopping carts under the bridge to do it. Or maybe, you know, jobs should be left to the people qualified to do them. Including game development. In terms of visuals, this features fairly low quality low poly 3D graphics which will deter a lot of gamers, understandably. Gaming is a visual med…

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Blue Fire Void Maker: This is an outstanding and delightfully creative expansion to the beloved Blue Fire platforming universe — one that transforms a strong 3D platformer into a nearly limitless canvas of challenges you can build, share, and conquer. At its core, Void Maker takes everything players loved about the original game’s Void challenge rooms — tight platforming, nail-biting precision, and satisfying momentum-based movement — and amplifies it with a robust level editor filled with tools, assets, and options that truly let your imagination run wild. Whether you’re crafting sprawling obstacle gauntlets, fiendish trap courses, or humorously absurd stages, every Void you create reflects your own creativity and mastery of the gameplay systems. What makes Void Maker truly stand out is how it bridges player creativity and community engagement. You’re not just playing whatever the developers built — you’re designing new Voids, uploading them, and inviting others to conquer your toughest designs. At the same time, you have access to a constantly expanding library of community-made levels that range from brutally hard to brilliantly amusing, giving this free spin-off an almost endl…

Just more Blue Fire platforming by the people B) I do think this being detached from the main game is an issue since a lot of people making and playing levels won't have a full understanding of the movement in the way a Blue Fire player would, but a platformer having a level editor at all is always awesome >:)

https://youtu.be/1gYhio1O3U4 Delightful whenever developers are able to provide access to creative tools, especially for free, but lacking a few seed levels and relying solely on the community creates a rocky onboarding.