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nKaruga
11 years ago

nKaruga version 0.2.0 beta is out !


Hey there !

nKaruga version 0.2.0 beta is out (as the title subtly lets you know) !

The game now features the entire second level, although it doesn’t have a boss battle yet. The reason for this is that I’m still looking for someone to help me with the various sprites of the game. Thus, if you are an artist and would like to help with the game, I need you, so tell me !

This version is also a major milestone as it is now official that 100% of the final game’s mechanics have been implemented ! This means that the entirety of what is left to the game will purely be a matter of AI programming, level design and graphics. Isn’t that great ? But beware, it doesn’t mean that it’s going to be any faster.

If you want to give the game a try, beware : level 2 is when the game gets pretty challenging. You’ve been warned ! But don’t worry, you have infinite continues. Of course.

Enjoy, and see you on future news updates !

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