#UnrealEngine DevDiary: quest and dialogue systems. A small example of the fusion of the quest system and the dialogue system. Playback of soundtracks and specific animations is also provided, but you can't see it on the video. Just trust us :)

DevDiary: ragdoll.

What could be better than killing the imps in different ways?

Beautifully slam the enemies against the elements of the environment, for sure.

#gamedev #unrealengine #horror #indiegame #survival

#survival DevDiary: Damage system.

It's one of the main issues when working out the mechanics of melee weapons.

The trick of the method shown in the video lies in the almost complete correspondence of the movement of the weapon to inflicting damage.

This week's #FanArtFriday celebrates the release of #SecretOfTheMimic!

Accept the quest to get started.

#horror #survival DevDiary: blunderbuss.

Europe of 16–17 centuries - a period of wars and revolutions with successes and failures in the development of hand-held firearms and the usage of the weapons from previous centuries, like the blunderbuss.

Madeline is the main protagonist of the mountain climbing platformer, Celeste. The game has been praised for its visuals, gameplay, and introspective narrative. The game's creator Maddy Thorson confirmed that Madeline is trans in 2020.

#RoD. DevDiary: dash (+bonus). The protagonist has been added mobility when fighting the enemy by means of a dash in the direction of movement. Award for the author of the most valuable commentary - Beta-key. Halloween is here :)

RoD. DevDiary. Combat mechanics:

- parry, causing stunning of the enemy;

- block with loss of stamina;

- fast hit with normal damage;

- heavy hit with increased damage and high consumption of stamina;

- one-handed ax that can be purchased in the village.

Both the game and the TV show of The Last of Us have been praised for their depiction of Bill. In 2013, GLAAD described the game's Bill as being "as deeply flawed but wholly unique a gay character found in any storytelling medium this year."

#RoD. DevDiary: integration. That's very "funny" thing to integrate everything into a whole and look for the different flaws that aren't visible during the development of individual parts.

Watch the run of testing many aspects of the work in progress.