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Night Shift at Spike's


4 years ago

(OUTDATED) 500 Followers Update + New design reveal

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Hey everyone!

Thank you for 500 followers!

Even though I made a devlog 50 followers ago, I decided to reveal Tummy the Mallard's new design at 500, and as I had the past renders, I decided to make a comparison on his design from the different versions of the game and post in the community.

This might be my last post in the community for a while, as I don't like "spamming" progress updates here.


Despite some small setbacks, development on Spike's is going pretty well. I started working on more cameras since the last devlog.

The render below is a lighting test and is still pretty early.

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The next step will be making a more playable prototype of the main nights, as I am missing only 2 cameras.

Just like before, feel free to ask questions about the game's development and I'll get to answering what I can asap.

Thank you for all the support so far!



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