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Ease Collection
3 years ago

Update about Ease Collection :D


So, I have decided to make the game free. I understand a lot of the delays could be annoying. (It was supposed to come out Christmas last year) and I am not even sure if I will make the July 25th deadline. (However, over the summer I can guarantee development will speed up). I am planning to expand the team a bit to some close friends who will help with quality-of-life improvements, some levels, and HUGE musical improvements. Mainly @MasterGames31 . Also, sadly, this might be the last Ease game to come out.

Right now, I put off the translations, the rainbow creator final boss subplot, and the random bonuses. I am focusing on the main 4 games and the important bonuses. I have been experimenting with some other stuff on Clickteam Fusion 2.5 but right now, Ease Collection is my definite main focus.

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