The second physical prototype of my #cardgame Rue arrived!
Colours already look so much better, and text is easier to read.
Looking forward to another round of testing it with willing victi... I mean good friends :)
Next up
Rue v1.4.1 is out! * Greek language is now added. On Android/Quest2 it is auto-detected, but on Linux/Windows you need to pass the `--locale el` flag on the executable.
* Added icons to show what resources the special effects use.
Found sparkly yarn. Needed to make cat thing. Am cold.
What else could I make other than a knitted double layered warm cat hat 😻
Now on #etsy : https://afloofdev.etsy.com/listing/1649198306
Release version 1.0.7 is out: Added VR support on avdl - my programming language.
At the time, only the Quest 2 is officially supported. You can check out Rue on the Oculus App Lab: https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/6262323890531927/
Also added a lot of performance improvements.
Version 1.0.0 of Rue is now released. It contains everything to play a sample game with AI opponents.
Made a fun fabric phone case, using some cotton fabric with the most adorable dinosaurs.
Check it out here: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/355596357004
Rue v1.5.6 is out! * Language can now be changed from the settings.
* Settings are saved and loaded when the game is launched again.
* Game is now set to 60 FPS, which is configurable from the settings.
* Fixed a bug causing the guide cards to reappear.
Rue v1.5.7 is out!
In this update, names are added for each opponent, which are randomised.
Also ending the game now has a better experience, showing the user why someone won, and giving them the option to observe the game before quitting.
Been play testing Rue with friends, everything looks great! Thanks for everyone who participated!
I’ve recently implemented skeletal animations inside my programming language / game engine called “Avdl”. This will now allow me to include animated meshes, to bring my future games to life.
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