There's been some new followers recently, which is great!
What aspects of Insectile do YOU want to see more of in the upcoming weeks? More bug designs? More backgrounds? Battle mechanics? Let me know!
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Am I able to make a spider cute?
Following demo feedback, I've been trying to design more large encounters.
The fireflies are a great example! Lots more space for big bugs!
🎨 I'm hosting the Insectile Design Contest!
🐛 Design a cute, puzzle-shaped bug!
🏆 One winner gets their design in the game and a free copy of Insectile on release!
📅 Deadline: July 25th
✅ Please read the full rules before entering! Good luck!
Placeholder sprite, but I'm working on a new Insectile! I hope they will make the water areas feel much more alive!
Trying out something new!
I have a long-form video coming out in about an hour. Give it a watch if you like creature collectors, challenge runs, or just hearing devs talk!
As I'm reviewing the entries for #InsectileContest, I'd love some feedback on the new bug collecting animation!
How can I make it more satisfying? (Or soul crushing, for failures?)
I'm revising the date of #InsectileContest just a bit!
Since the winner will not be decided until at least Monday morning, I will be accepting submissions through Sunday night : ) There is still plenty of time to design your own puzzlingly-shaped bug!
It may just be me, but I think this effect is really cute:
With Bubble, you can build a temporary shield. Each tile placed soaks up 1 damage from the next round of attacks. I was inspired by Diving Bell Spiders : )
Working on a feature that should've been in the demo to begin with... a map! As the Insectile world expands, it will become necessary for thorough exploration!
My game can be hard to capture in a quick post because it takes seeing a full match to really grasp.
So, if you can spare 51 seconds, I'd really appreciate your attention and feedback on my turn-based RPG about puzzlingly-shaped bugs! : )
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