#UnrealEngine DevDiary: quest and dialogue systems. A small example of the fusion of the quest system and the dialogue system. Playback of soundtracks and specific animations is also provided, but you can't see it on the video. Just trust us :)

#survival DevDiary: Damage system.

It's one of the main issues when working out the mechanics of melee weapons.

The trick of the method shown in the video lies in the almost complete correspondence of the movement of the weapon to inflicting damage.

"Federation77" VR arena-shooter released on Steam! Main hero lives in a sleeping area of the city of M and goes out to meet his "favorite" neighbors. Morality of this people has fallen, this city is a goddamn ghetto... On Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1620410/Federation77

Congratulations to our "Show Us Your Centum Art" winner, @JotaDev !

The artists behind all of these are tagged below. Go like their original posts to show your support!

Happy to show the significant progress in development of "RoD" for the last monthes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgrW9fZIzeo&t=4s

Here we focused on improved visual&sound effects when causing and receiving damage, using weapons; improved enemy animations; UX/UI system core.

@FatBombStudios ' Light Bearers 2 is out now!

It's a fast paced hide and seek, asymmetrical multiplayer horror game!

Play the game for FREE on Steam https://bit.ly/steamlb2

#horror DevDiary: 3-barelled pistol. Advantages of this example of hybrid technology:

- 3 shots are available after each reload;

- significantly increased range;

- more damage due to the longer barrel length.

#survival DevDiary: inventory and character parameters.

We will be grateful for your comments after you visually check the usability of the proposed inventory and how clear it is.

Great news! 📢 @Aya_Games has joined Game Jolt!

They're the indie studio behind the haunting & atmospheric horror platformer Ayasa: Shadows of Silence.

Follow the development of Ayasa: Shadows of Silence at https://bit.ly/AYASAGAME

#RoD. DevDiary: integration. That's very "funny" thing to integrate everything into a whole and look for the different flaws that aren't visible during the development of individual parts.

Watch the run of testing many aspects of the work in progress.