#daltongames

It was very important to me that those who stuck with these silly little fangames got some sort of reward, so that's at thing. Also it was important that I addressed the fact that I like videogames that are surprisingly hard. You give me a difficulty option and I'll turn it right down to 0, but when there's no difficulty settings I (ironically) like it to be slightly hard. There's a sense of accomplishment to be found in that. So, there's difficulty options in this game. Maybe you like it hard, maybe you like it easy. Maybe you're terrible at video games and want as much help as you can get. That's there. The game is challenging - if you want it to be. I have literally not tested Hard or Nightmare mode, and they're probably too hard. Oh well, never mind.

The weirdest thing about this update was resisting putting everything out there. I had to restrict what was available even when it went against my impulses. I also cut the secret character for this update. Your party reaches six in this one, and there's another three who you play as temporarily... it's enough. A lot of what I intended never came to fruition, but there are always alternatives and I think I made them work. I've set a pretty robust formula to build the next five updates on. We'll see how it goes.