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As the glow stone cave was flooded and then isolated from the outside world for a few hundred years, it developed its own unique and oddly strange flora and fauna!




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A little sneak peek on the first Island you will be able to travel to by ship! This island features lush green vegetation, lots of flowers, new wildlife, and of course rare items and a few riddles ;)

Just uploaded a little prototype I made within just a few days for fun! Maybe someone will have some fun with it :)

You can built a little big ship and navigate through astroids. Thats it!

https://gamejolt.com/games/mononauts/781006

Currently, I'm remaking a few assets to further beautify the game and increase the quality standards. Yesterday I made new pine trees to replace the rather simple old ones (that can be seen in the second picture)

I hope you like them :)

Happy #WIPWednesday! Are you working on a game? Making some art? Practicing a song? Something else? Tell us in the comments!

Those zip-lines were once used to transport goods from the mountains into the villages below but now they make a great (and fun) shortcut for all adventurers!

Gordy and her punk band, Dead Pets haven't hit it big but they will any day now! 

Which Dead Pets member are YOU? Complete our quest and tell us.

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Painted some new headers for our crafting system! Survival, Cooking, Crafting... Can you guess what image is for what category? :D

In the depth of the mine, the rare glow-stone ore can be found! It is used all around the midlands to power lanterns and is a great, safe, alternative to candles!

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Farmers crazy enough to grow food in the harsh conditions of the northern isles often need to use a few tricks to protect their plants! This seaside farmer has stacked lots of rocks high enough to protect his crops from the cold wind.