So basically I made an INI file. Basically, the system I have now saves your frame to the ini file then when you click load it takes your frame from the ini file and puts you into the frame of the level you saved your progress to. Yeah, this is the first Ease game where you can save your progress!
4 years ago
For the last ten minutes, I've been fiddling around trying to make it so you can save and load your progres.
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August Devlog
Alatus the Moth. Foreshadowing? Probably not, at least for a while. Some more might be coming in the next few weeks or so but don't expect much.
Its been so long since I have shown actual gameplay footage or screenshots, so heres a "round" of the new Ease 2 prototype. The game has been redesigned to be more arcade-like, with enemies getting faster/firing projectiles faster every round.
This is a special #ScreenshotSaturday for Ease Collection because I just did a MASSIVE art overhaul, hoping to overhaul the music and bosses next. My pixel art skills are slowly improving, and hopefully I can improve this even further.
The Spider
Ok, i'll start an Ease Game Jam. Its going to be running on Itch.io for a week. Unfortunately I don't know how to run it on Gamejolt, i tried. https://itch.io/jam/the-ease-collection-jam. Winning game goes in the collection.
Here is a proper sneak peak of the Swamp level from Ease 1, this level is one of my personal favorites.
Huggy: Ultimate Edition, a collab game between @MasterGames31 
and me, is finished! This game takes place during the Ease comics and contains remakes of Huggy 1-2 using the Huggy 3 engine, Huggy 3, and three bonus level packs made with the Huggy 3 engine.
Current title screen (Settings box is a placeholder). More gameplay screenshots coming soon.
While waiting for Ease Collection, check out Bimmy: The Black Bull. It is a story-based boss rush game with puzzles, epic music, and tons of secrets created by @MasterGames31 .
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