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JojoTale ( Undertale x Jojo's Bizarre Adventure )
10 years ago

JojoTale 0.0.7 Update - Small overworld


A small overworld room has been built, it’s not as decorated as I’d like it, but that should come SOONISH. I want this to feel like it was actually taken from a full game, even though it isn’t. For now it’s just an empty room where you as Jonathan can talk to (and then fight) Dio. Give it a shot!

Next update: Probably a pause menu.



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