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9 years ago

Devlog #01 - Everything Implemented in Game!


This is a list of things that we have made in game;

Note: There will be a few attached gifs to see those mechanics & that player will not be there! Just a test character

  • Player movement

  • Player HUD

  • Splash Screen

  • Custome Cursor V.2

  • Dashing

  • Object interacting

  • Talking to NPCs V.2

  • Shooting V.3

  • Depth V.3

  • Error Screens

  • NPC Walking and Fighting

  • Room transition V.2

  • Title Screen V.2

  • Load & Save (With a few errors)

  • NPC Health Bar V.2

  • Water Reflection

  • Pause Screen

They may not seem a lot but they sure did take a lot of coding and effort. The V.2 or V.3 represents the number of times they have been changed or fixed.

Enjoy the gifs attached below! Also please feel free to give us your ideas! We get very happy when we see a community interact with us!

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