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Jelly Session - Music Sandbox

TriptychCreatives @TriptychCreatives

1 year ago

Jelly Session Demo 0.4.0 - Difficulties, Key rebinds, ART!

Multiple core features added this time:

Added 4 difficulty settings!

Higher difficulties require you to collect more jellies and make it more complex to optimize how many you're getting.

Added Control Remapping!

You are now able to remap the controls however you see fit from the controls menu. This should also make it slightly easier to figure out what all the mechanics are. (it's still kinda obtuse, I know. I'm working on it, the tutorial is now my main priority)

Did art stuff!

Played around with a lot of assets and added some animation to make things feel more alive and lowered the overall brightness of some of the light effects so you're not flashbanging yourself when you hit certain requirements.

Also there's a menu screen now that's not just a monochrome background! It's still more of a placeholder till I have something that looks better, but it's there.

Continued improvements to music generation

Even more bug fixes

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