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PLS Release this Game, IT LOOKS SO COOL
This is amazing! Why are you so underrated?
when are you releasing the game, no hurries, this looks awesome. also could you add bots to the game
Play as characters from a variety of games on a variety of stages and try to beat the friends of you! #multiplayer #platformer #retro #action #strategy #other #fangame
Disclaimers:
Many of the assets in this game do not belong to me, and I do not claim rights to anything you see in this game.
I am not affiliated with Nintendo. This is not a Nintendo game. This does not cost money, and isn't monetized in any way. This is purely a passion project based around an idea I fell in love with. If you bought this, you were scammed, and should demand your money back.
If you found something you made/ripped in the game, but weren't credited, please msg me and I'll update the game.
E-mail me: [email protected]
To be completely honest, I have not worked on the game since the last post. I've basically lost motivation to work on it and have moved to other projects. I'm going to leave this open, though, just in case i want to work on it again. Sorry to disappoint.
new logo this will probably be the last time i change it and i've been meaning to update it for a long time
I decided i should optimize the stage select screen, as it takes the longest to load, since the portraits are so big for the stages. In this game, sprites are blown up to 3x their original size, so i figured i could shrink the portraits by 3. Comparison:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucydZTJMMpM
Here is the first recording of the game in a very, very long time! (since february). It shows some things off, like the new main menu, custom character abilities, and the hud/pause screen. DK won't have that many barrels when the game is done.
I made a new hud yesterday, but I forgot to post an update. Compare it to the old one. There were a few reasons for this, but the main one was that the old HUD was fundamentally flawed in how it was created, and it took up too much space.
