If all goes well, Q3 2025 is still my current release window, which has been the case anyways, though it may be at most Q2 2026 if things go really rough.
Next up
I'm going to try to get a new demo out soon, the prologue is roughly %75 complete, it's technically beatable other than boss fights, bonus levels, the sub area, and some cutscenes, it really needs some major touch ups though(especially Heatway Desert).
Concept art for the first mini boss Ally Gater, I really like how she turned out.
I was originally going to do the prologue section last, since the original plan was that it would a remake of MTB:TDOW but I changed most of the plot and gameplay so I decided to do it first plus it stands on its own anyways. So anyways here is a teaser!
Thinking of trying for more of a 2.5d style, only major issues is that slopes are a pain in the butt to do, and I'll have to rework most(if not all) of the original code since the demo(which I'll have to do anyways), and the cutscenes will be harder to do
Alright, got things flowing a little better already, still obviously very early but overall starting to shape up really well IMO.
So apparently GMS2 has a sequence editor. I stopped using it after 1.4, so I was unaware of that so I've been trying to animate frame by frame. I pulled an all nighter trying to re animate the first few cutscenes, this was the result. Still VERY W.I.P.!
New demo released! Things are getting really crazy in my personal life so I probably won't be able to work on this for a month or two, and it's very buggy so keep that in mind Mac & Linux Builds will release soon. It wouldn't build so I'll try again later
My first attempts at following @souptaels shading tutorial. I love their art so much! I definitely see several places it could be improved but having barely attempted to shade at all before I'm shocked at how much better it looks than how I did it before!
Today is the "Muppy The Bunny" series 10th Anniversary! Honestly, it's less of a series up until now, and more so weird experiments and concepts strung together on impulse disguising itself as a series. Thanks to everyone who's supported me throughout!
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