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.

Rue v1.5.3 is out! After spending a bit of time creating some basic translation, Rue is now available on the following languages:

* German

* Japanese

This is just an initial translation, most likely will need some more polish later on.

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.

did you know I have OCs: Annie

Rue version 0.4.0 has been #published:

* All 15 cards have completed assets.

* 5 different AI opponents.

* One extra background added, thanks to "rgs_dev" on Twitter for the assets.

Plus a few more features.

Available for #Windows #Linux and #android

Nartonne watching some romance XD soon i'll introduce the characters to you xdd #PerfectCrootox

#Blartonne

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.

Holidays are just around the corner. I got my hands on some #christmas fabrics and was inspired to create something.

#sewing #santa

Drew some silly doodles while working on the game :D

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.