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Dark Night
8 years ago

Dark Night Monthly Devlog: April Devlog


So, Dark Night is finally a thing! You might now me as the person who made an old game idea called “Horror Mansion”. This was a replacement because this is much shorter than the old game and I don’t have enough time to dedicate on making games. So this is the beginning of the DevLog for this month. Lets begin the actual DevLog! (Note: If you remember “Horror Mansion”s DevLog setup, for Dark Night it will be the exact same.

STORY: The production of a story has started, mainly the beginning.

MUSIC: The soundtrack will be worked on after the story is developed so maybe May-June.

PROGRAMMING: This probably won’t start until Summer-Winter 2018-19.

So this is the first DevLog! See you later!

-TheGamingEmerald

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