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lorac 💀 @lorac

Hey, your game looks awesome! I’d recommend doing the following to turn it into a bigger success on Game Jolt. :)

1. Post about your game, news and updates in as many communities as it makes sense! Communities like Game Dev or Arts n Crafts will get your posts in front of thousands of users! Find more communities here: https://gamejolt.com/communities.
2. Write a bio on your profile! A complete profile always looks more legitimate in the eyes of the community. This is a great place to add in your website or other social channels.
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HEAVENS-SWORDS @HEAVENS-SWORDS

why the hell do the mimics in this game do the kazotsky kick dance what the actual fuck

Decypress Intro and Info

This game was created for CCT382H5 at the University of Toronto Mississauga in late 2021.

The assignment was focused on world-building, and narrative. And although gameplay was not a part of it, I felt like adding a souls-like flare for the fun of it.

FromSoftware Inspirations

Decypress takes heavy inspiration from the Dark Souls and Bloodborne games by FromSoftware, and while not polished- fans will see some similarities to entertain themselves for a short while.

Credits

Decypress is a game by Scott Warren (Sayincraft Studios), and TongYe 'Haztyr' Zhang.

Game Design, Level Design, Game Direction, Programming, characters, and all things visual was made by Scott Warren (Sayincraft Studios).

Narrative dialogue, story, characters, and game music by TongYe 'Haztyr' Zhang.

Game Tech Info

This game is designed to be run on a 64 bit Windows PC. There are graphics settings to help with performance, however, performance may vary as it was only tested with 2 capable machines.

There are 4 Levels, with several enemy types.

Sadly items do not save between levels, but they are all hidden in unique areas per level.

Certain events need to transpire to continue, it is important to read NPC dialogue to have a clearer direction.

Ground Messages will explain the mechanics of the game in greater detail...

Only mouse and keyboard are fully supported and is recommended you use that control scheme. Controllers have very minor partial support.

The game does not have any save features, so be wary about quitting the game.

Controls

W.A.S.D to move. E to interact/perform an action. Arrow keys to cycle-equipped items. Press I to open and navigate inventory menus. Tab to lock onto enemies. Q to roll. Left-click to attack. Space to jump.