This week, along with a ton of refactoring work and paying down technical debt, we also started experimenting with increasing the gameplay area in Fruit Crawler. Previously, the levels were all one-screen in size. This has been working fine up until now, but we want a bit more room to design bigger puzzles. The background will also have to be changed, because most of it is dark and the top and bottom edges cut off abruptly. Designing a background that won’t distract from the game pieces is going to be a difficult task, but we have a few ideas to try out.
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Experimenting with creating bigger (more than a single screen) levels
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Did you know that today is #InternationalJazzDay? 🎷😎
No? 😯 Well, we couldn't pass up this date!
And what better to celebrate this day than #Pecaminosa #OST? 🎷
Let us know what you think about it and have a great weekend!
"Thanks guys for endless hours of fun." 👍
(My first fan art. Read the article, please.)
Here's a peaceful little forest scene for this #screenshotsaturday, from the beginning of the game.
Runestones: from concept to in-game model🗿
The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark is out TODAY! 🖱️Advanced pointing, clicking action 🖨️Very funny words! Loads of them! 👻6 sarcastic, spectral cases to solve
We're knee deep in multiple large features and "game feel". Quick peek behind the scenes in this weeks Dev Blog: https://bit.ly/2QmmaQM
I made a small jungle house.
Development of my game Juno. This is the rune equipment system.
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