Might've taken forever to draw them, but here's the Diamond Doll rogues. The top and middle rows are the eight bosses you'll fight before the final area, and the bottom row are the last five bosses. I hope to make them challenging and rewarding.

Another quick update, these are the new powers that the Diamond Dolls have. A vine rope, stone shield, flight, invisibility, an ice ball, flame body, aimable jolt and dash tackle. It's a big change from the usual fare of weapon flooding, but still good.

Another update I haven't shown until now. Here's some tiles that could make it into Diamond Dolls, and they look fully 16 bit. They could make the game look much better than what tiles I had before.

Remember that hiatus? Well it's over, and I'm bringing a great returning post. Here's the new heroes of G-Edges, some familiar faces returning, but with a new coat of paint. Will showcase their abilities soon, stay tuned!

Here's all eight heroes of Quirk'etal, and they have some interesting weaponry. I'm hoping I can program them fully and showcase their potential as quick powerful heroes.

It's the Buildoids and Scrapones from the 8 bit games, but converted into 16 bit. As an extra bonus, I gave them much needed redesigns to allow the ability to transform, which will add to the gameplay as well. Until next time, have a good day!

A sketch on how the hero dolls looked when their designs were being worked on for the first time, enjoy.

Back again with another quick update, this time it's moving platforms and oneway platforms. The moving platforms are essential to any platforming challenge while the oneway platforms are great for traveling vertically, more gimmicks to come!

It's the Proloids and Bordones from the 8 bit games, but converted into 16 bit. If that wasn't good enough, I chose to improve their designs to allow for the ability to transform, which will add to the gameplay itself. Until next time, have a good day!

After a long break, I finally got something else new for Diamond Dolls. Slopes coming into the game, along with replacing the dash with a rolling move. While the movement on the slopes isn't fully perfect yet, I'm still doing my best. More to come soon!