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Living Space
11 years ago

News 29th of March


It’s been a long time since my last post, but the project is not dead!

I had a long time not enough spare time to work on the project. I try to work as much on the game as I can and there are some things I want to say about the game.

First of all, I cant draw, with that in mind I will post some screenshots of the game soon.

Last time I said that I ported the game from GM8.1 to ENIGMA, that’s not the whole truth, I did not exactly port the game I use ENIGMA to compile the whole game and GM8.1 to code, because ENIGMA has not really a debuger so its a pain in the a** to work with it (besides the amount of crashes with ENIGMA)

Thast everything for today (I think) stay tuned for some Screenshots!

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