took all day but it's all in now. every level gives one point in every stat, and your playstyle will affect your characters stats as well. swinging a sword increases strength, hitting enemies increases sword ability, etc.
Next up
Always start to feel like an official project once main menus and sfx are in lol
WIP of the intro cinematic. Still very rough draft... but now we'll be able to add cutscenes and dialogue, to actually let the player communicate with the townsfolk and learn the story.
Exciting :D
Updates to the crop system so you can tell when they're ready to harvest. also working on building add-ons for the homestead so now chicken coops are placeable. chickens can be harvested for their meat if you need it more than the eggs
We've published games like Night in the Woods, Tunic, Chicory: A Colorful Tale, & I Was a Teenage Exocolonist. Now we're developing Usual June in-house and we think you'll love it as much as the other projects we've worked on!
Dialogue is in, with conditional checks and branching options as well, its feeling more like a game already
Artist Richard Hogg illustrated over 60 different puzzles for Wilmot Works It Out! Watch his process for one of our favorites here!
This chill game is available now for PC, Mac, and Switch! https://store.steampowered.com/app/2060590/Wilmot_Works_It_Out/
Reworked some of the farming systems to help a bit with more accurate placement. so now the player can walk when they're tending the garden and the hit locator will change colors depending on if it hits something else or not.
New demo is live, and there's some pretty significant changes including an intro cutscene, people to talk to, full save system and gamepad support (excluding for the title screen... gotta click that with the mouse) but yea, let us know what you think :D
The art team for our indie action adventure game Usual June is not joking around when they talk about creating ✨atmosphere✨
digging the title screen, and the music helps make it feel like a real game lol.
what do you think?
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