With every video game comes a hero and a villain. Cable Doll's villain is gonna be named Boss Spite, and she's the second sprite on this sheet. Spite will be the main antagonist of Cable Doll, and her plan involves stealing energy.
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Hey all, long time no post? I've been very busy and have redone the whole engine of Diamond Dolls. I've make their main attack method be rolling, and while it's not much, it's a great gimmick that'll go a long way in a platformer!
Not much of an update, but I showcase some of the enemies that'll be in the game. Sure they're basic, but the spider, fly and flower make for good minions of the villains.
Back again with another quick update, this time it's moving platforms and oneway platforms. The moving platforms are essential to any platforming challenge while the oneway platforms are great for traveling vertically, more gimmicks to come!
After some failures with game design, I've returned back to the drawing board yet again. Speaking of drawing board, I created some new ninja heroes for my upcoming redo of Erratic Fable, and these happen to be the heroes and villains of said game.
These are prototype sketches of how the Proloid Scalpel looked during 2017. I could've worked on and finished Levity Fleet 1 during 2018, yet I felt conflicted feelings and was unsure of my future. Now there's four games for Levity Fleet, so much better!
This is what Wire Doll's default weapon can do, it can be extended longer and be charged into a bigger attack. However, those two extra abilities will be upgrades to her default weapon.
Here's the new weapons for Levity Fleet 3, took a lot of imagination and planning to get them done. They'll be very strong and useful just like the others before.
These are all of Wire Doll's special weapons. She will obtain them from eight bosses and/or the shop. The special weapon can be used alongside the default weapon, just on an additional button.
After a long break, I finally got something else new for Diamond Dolls. Slopes coming into the game, along with replacing the dash with a rolling move. While the movement on the slopes isn't fully perfect yet, I'm still doing my best. More to come soon!
Notice something here? I heavily improved the visuals of this game, turning it from a dull 8 bit game to a beautiful 16 bit game. Sure it might not be special, but it's still a sight to behold, especially compared to my other works!
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