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Verbal Void
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Welcome back to another #sceenshotsaturday update!


Heya again!

Welcome back to another #sceenshotsaturday update!

Well outside of game development, it’s week 4 now in uni, so the work is starting to ramp up. Given that, time is once again becoming limited. So this week I decided to finish off the atari mini-games.

This final mini-game is called ‘helicopter’. It’s a simple game, you’re a fire fighting helicopter that needs to put out fires around a city, the longer you take, the faster they spread! I say the game works pretty well, might need to add a timer down the line. But it’s a good feeling completing another aspect of the game.

But yeah, small update this week, not a whole bunch to talk about, just going to keep chipping away at the game.

Brad

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