Boulders: Puzzle version 1.0 released

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Boulders: Puzzle

Farewell_Games @Farewell_Games

5 years ago

Boulders: Puzzle is closing in on leaving early access.

All the functionality is in place with level editor and sharing.

Major areas to be adressed is:

Level editor - I'm considering more of a free fly camera as the game camera for level editing feels a bit limiting.
UI need a bit of love as well and to tie it together with the look of the game while playing.
Visual look - This is too difficult to set, I keep going back and forth on what looks good, but I do think it has improved a bit.
Quality of life and bugs - Doing my best to bug test but hopefully the game will get some traction that will most hopefully make me aware of any bugs and quality of life polish to fix.

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What do you think?

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