I have redesigned the jumping system to be more like Mario's (short press - short jump, long press - high jump).

Because of that I also discovered a very annoying bug in my code where on slopes the jump is slightly higher than it is supposed to be.

Since my last post, I have started reworking on the tile collision system present in the game,

I once again used Shaun Spalding's implementation, but this time it was a little harder to make because I used a state system for the player movement.

I started implementing the UI for the level editor. I also added decreased damage over distance. I uploaded 2 pictures, the first is the drop menu I have been working on, and the second is the function for damage over time represented in a graph.

I-Buki

Mio-Da!

Ibuki Mioda!

Showing off player 2 😎

What do you think?

Let me introduce you to the new Mech line: Gendai Spec. Those are Mech that specializes in surprise attacks, covered operations, and stealth. They are equipped with melee weapons but one of Gendai's frames supports sniper rifles.

Alone Together....

Regional Bulbasaur. #Pokemon

Some time ago, we posted a screenshot of the Mexico level. A curiosity about it is that, like some other scenarios of the game, it was inspired by a real landscape, The Basaltic Prisms of Santa María Regla. It is one of the natural wonders of the country!

Here's a Fredbear sprite i made in Aseprite! I'm pretty proud of this!

(Btw, sorry for the double post! I'll try to post less)