A small update on progress. I'm currently revising how the 'Play It Your Way' feature is done. A new "Story Mode" game mode is in the process of being added, taking away battles and risk, allowing you to focus solely on exploring at your own pace.
Next up
Revisited the Old Ruins spot from the beginning of the game. I wanted a way to effectively show you're entering the interior of somewhere, whilst also blocking it all off from the outside. A little refinement possibly needed, but I feel this works well.
Currently rewriting the Arena location and how it works, avoiding plugin use.
Once a troop is selected, you can pick an amount between 1-3 to fight. Unique creatures will always be 1. Categories will be locked until you reach the applicable game stage.
The full game is now released and is available to purchase on Gamejolt, Itch and of course, Steam.
The #BadArtChallenge is over and we're highlighting some of our faves!
You made such incredible bad art that we couldn't just give one of you a trophy.
The artists are tagged below
This video demonstrates the snowboarding chase section some more with the mechanics of it. You can avoid the snow chaser entirely, reaching the bottom of the slopes for the main battle. Or, defeat it multiple times on the way down for an easier battle.
If you like standing around in games idling, Jimmy will have something to say about that now.
Enjoy watching Jimmy complain about not doing anything with multiple different idle messages.
If you have ideas for funny idle events, let me know!
Another revisit of one of the more original sections, this one being the underground passage to the Monument of Govel. For some reason the video amplifies the smoke effect, it is less obstructive in reality.
This week's Fan Art Friday celebrates Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning! Accept the quest in your quest log to get started.
The game preview trailer is now live!
Steam are also now reviewing the game for public release.
Be sure to Wishlist on Steam if you're interested in the game! It's been quite a journey, thank you to all who got involved with the development process!
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