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11 months ago

Implemented a new Enemy and Sub-Weapon. Adding a little more mechanical variety to my game.


If you wish to keep better track of the game's development, I suggest checking out my discord server or the project's GitHub repo. Either option works, and your choice is thy own.

https://discord.gg/MB75uMs9De

https://github.com/ProarchwasTaken/tld_skirmish

There's also a video you could watch if you wish to see more context, and hear some my personal thoughts as of late.

https://youtu.be/o8dFmldHBlo



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