Progress Report - February 9th, 2024

The game has reached it's beta stages, and it's now released on early access.

Checkout the full devlog for more info: https://lorenarc.itch.io/tld-lorenzo/devlog/679545/progress-repo…

#devlog #action #adventure #beta #early_access #retro #music #settings_menu

I reworked the pause screen and implemented a radar to my game. I really like what I did here especially with the pause screen as I made the black bars slide in using linear interpolation.

Unfortunately the 16 FPS gif doesn't do it justice though...

I've implemented the basic gameplay loop. It seems to work like a charm. Now all that's left is to implement one more thing, and game would finally reach the alpha stages. If you've been following the series and my work, you can guess what that is.

Implemented a new Enemy and Sub-Weapon. Adding a little more mechanical variety to my game.

For the past 69 days, I've been working on a new game. This is what I've got done in that amount of time. I'm planning for it to be a small wave-based fighter, where you have to survive against multiple waves of enemies. #tld_skirmish #prealpha

Check out this sick clip I just hit. (And the new enemy, but who cares.)

Progress Report - November 12th, 2023

I've implement screen effects, pre-game splashes, and reworked enemy ai.

Go here for more info: https://lorenarc.itch.io/tld-lorenzo/devlog/634634/progress-repo…

Made the thumbnail for my game through the use of blender. Not gonna lie, this has to be the best piece of art I've ever made in my life. Feel free to screenshot.

Beta 0.1.1 - Changelog

I made some bug fixes and refactoring. I also have some things planned for the future. I made mockups to demonstrate.

Check out the devlog for more: https://lorenarc.itch.io/tld-lorenzo/devlog/682334/beta-011-chan…

#Beta #Errand_Run #fade_transitions #radar #pause_screen

I finished the 2nd stage for my game. I intend for the game to randomly select one upon starting a new run.

How I usually make these is by using Aseprite for the sprite work, and GIMP to put everything together. An interesting way to do things right?