Comments (8)
Its great! but could you add collistion and knockback?
This is ridiculous, anyone could recreate this in 5 seconds with RMXP and a few lines of Ruby. Don't release a demo until you have something to show.
OO coloca praa
Wow your game seems intriguing, for how long have you been working on it, and can i try it by myself?
Overview
Harvest Rogue is an ARPG in the same vein as Zelda or Terranigma. It features a dual world, crafting, as well as a story. It uses pixel art graphics, and a real-time sound synth for legit chip tune music.
Current State
The game is currently in *very* early pre-alpha!
There are some basic gameplay elements, but it is very far from feature complete!
There are builds released, but the bleeding edge ones require keys to access. DM Essial#9325 on discord if you'd like access. We're looking for testers, not players at the moment.
Supported Platforms
We currently target Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX. We would like to eventually add console versions if the game gets popular enough.
Continued working on the entity system today. That should be functional by Sunday. The music artist also completed the main world theme and it sounds amazing!
After this weekend I plan on pushing early pre-alpha builds to test system compatibility with the game engine. If anyone wants to participate let me know. Looking for Windows, OSX, and Linux users.
Finished designing the entity system. Wrote the file spec and the resource compiler for it. Next is to write the loader and the actual entity engine for the game itself!
Basic map rendering is in. Time to work on the entity system.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8DZE6zwrtY
Preview of the new sound engine and a draft of the title song!
Got the Mac OSX disk image build working! Once my artist gives me the app icon I'll replace the ugly default one. Still have to do the windows installer...
Got it! Now onto some actual gameplay stuff!
Almost there...
Border effect is in, now to add the point sources!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79w0NmRdOao
More work on the effect. A long way to go, but progress is progress!
