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A Really Good Brick!
10 years ago

News and Fixes


Well, I never thought I’d actually be updating a brick. To be honest, I only made it because of an inside joke me and my ginger friend had (thus the title ingame).
After seeing how much popularity games with a lack of effort get in current day games with things like Grass Sim and Rock Sim popping up, it’s no surprise that this is greatly reviewed… somehow.
I am working on fixing this up before continuing work on an /actual game/ which I’ve had in the works for a few months now (which I wouldn’t mind help with if anyone is interested).
The fixes will be done and up later today.

These fixes include:

  • Optimization fixes, motion blur will be slightly altered along with the way shadows are being rendered, also Bloom optimization.

  • Support for Mac and Linux.

  • Day/Night cycles last much longer.

  • Antialiasing Reduced.

  • Edge Detection.

  • New Dialogue Banner.

I’ve also added a new game icon. Why do you people like these sort of games…

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