In this game dev log for The Nays Origins, I took a break from a lot of the actual development on my GameBoy game, other than playtesting, to work on the physical assets of the game. This included the box and cartridge art and instruction manual.

Here's the first dev log that I wrote last year when I started developing my Game Boy game, The Nays Origins! This one goes over my initial brainstorming and learning GB Studio.

In this game dev log for The Nays Origins, I cover how I overcame some of the limitations of creating a GameBoy game. I also talk about some of the puzzle mechanics and character art that I made.

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In my second dev log for The Nays Origins, I talk about how I wrote the story, made music, and designed the first level layouts on paper:

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In this game dev log for The Nays Origins, I talk about some of the playtesting I did and how I created workarounds for bugs and limitations with the GameBoy. I also show some of the menus and the concepts I made before the final versions of those.

In this game dev log for The Nays Origins, I talk about some of the background art and puzzles that I created for my GameBoy game.

Highrise Game Jam Reminder: In order to enter to win the Jam, your game must be created in Unity and submitted using the Highrise Studio Hub.

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In this game dev log for The Nays Origins, I talk about how I made some of the custom music for the game and dive into making placeholder art to work towards the minimum viable product: