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Portal Desire
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P👁️‍🗨️rtal Desire Devlog #1

(+Screenshot-Saturday poll)


Hey everyone, welcome to the very first devlog for Portal Desire!

Development is going well, here are a few updates:

-Added a demo main menu.

-Added an empty location. (what you see in the video is only a fraction of the actual section)

-Added a player object and a sprint button.

Note: The game is going to be linear, once you finish a section of the game you cannot go back, so make sure you fully explore every corner before making a fatal decision!

That's it for our monthly devlog, don't forget to follow Portal Desire for more devlogs and news about the game.

I'm also gonna post a picture from the game for Screenshot-Saturday, what would you like to see?

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