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A Terry Video Game
9 years ago

Getting closer...


Well… I’m sorry, but I’ll have to change the title, cut a level, and perhaps alter the plot, but besides that, the game’s going well. There will be a few changes between levels, a big change in the HP system, some new collectibles, and some visual differences here and there. Right now, the title will be “A Terry Video Game” until I can come up with something better.
…also, I’m tempted to delete this game’s page and reuse the 2D platform engine associated with this game for a totally different project.
…now, if only GM Studio supported the Switch… (If it did, we’d be playing Undertale on that thing.)
Sorry, I’m rambling. Don’t worry, though. The game’s moving along. So is Belgrad, too.



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