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Undertale: OVERGROWTH
9 years ago

Progress Update


To the people who celebrated Thanksgiving, I hope you had a wonderful one. So, today I finished my first spritesheet. Introducing: The Human! I intend to continue working on other characters, as well as the story, and other elements. With the player’s sprites complete, I will move on to characters such as Toriel, Napstablook, and so forth. Overworld sprites are my main concern for now. When I have them complete I will move on to battle sprites. Another focus I’ll have is organizing the use of magic in the game. For instance, when magic is being used, the human’s eyes will open and they’ll be able to use certain spells to perform certain tasks. The option to use magic will also show up in the fight menu during a battle. So you can chose between books and ballet shoes or spells. Let me know what you guys think in the comments below.

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