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Hello Folks ... Here’s the progress so far for the development of the story, Reverse; Memories.

Here’s our email if you want to talk to us; [email protected]

Here’s our game to try out; https://dashingdon.com/play/onixx/reverse-memories/mygame/

UPDATED CONTENT; 25/10.2018

PROLOGUE— Added and Fleshed out the scene so there is more reasons for betrayal than the previous half ass reason that you would want to get revenge. More incentive added for the character to take the path of revenge.

CHAPTER 1 — Changed and Edited some of the beginning scene, so it flows better with the prologue.

PERFORMANCE MENU — Added more information into the world lore.

MENU — Added chapter index with a setting value scene.

CHAPTER 2 — In Progress of Editing chapter 2 for the demo.

We’ll be adding a sneaky picture of Augustus Sawyer, the male version of the first RO soon and expect the next chapter of the demo to be out soon, hopefully.

Thank you for taking the time to read this,

Hello!

I am Toro, a developer that was roped into helping build Reverse; Memories which you can find here at this link if you want to play;

https://dashingdon.com/play/onixx/reverse-memories/mygame/

Story Summary (For now, will revamp it later on); You find yourself transported back to the past, you want to correct all the wrong-doings that happened in the past but with each choice a new future is developed.

This is a work of fiction. Space and time have been rearranged to suit the convenience of the book, any resemblance to persons living or dead is coincidental. The opinions expressed are those of the characters and should not be confused with the author’s.

Warning! This choice story contains intense violence, sexual content and references, alcohol and drug references and is intended for mature audience.

Moving on, I would like to point out that Nix is completely new to coding whilst I have extremely limited experience when it comes to the same sort. We both know that words that flow out of our heads, don’t seem to wanna be spelt the right way when typed out and sometimes as an editor, I miss those small errors that can be castrophoic to the story arc.

This is where you, the audience, come in. You guys can help us by sending up error reports of whether that be bad coding or even bad phrasing or wording. We would love if you guys could also give constructive criticisms to help us improve the standard of the game. Even shooting us a message saying, ‘Good job!’ or ‘Hey! I enjoy your game, here are some things to improve it better!’ then you can go on listing whatever you wanted to say.

This motivates us into writing, coding and editing better. Even, when we get around to making artwork for the characters, the menus and some of the audio.

We know that what we plan to do is a little much for two people, who are still in high school and thus we don’t have a set schedule for when the story gets updated.

However, we do plan on giving bi-weekly updates! Whether that be on how the status of the project is going or trying to do some teasers.

We also would love for some suggestions! If it’s reasonable and feasible, we’ll do our best to try and incorporate it into the story arc, otherwise, we’ll keep it on the shelf and see how the story plays out! If you guys also want to do fan-art, please send it to us! We’ll definitely post it once we get around to seeing it on the blog.

I will mainly be on the blog and emails, checking in twice per week (Tuesday and Friday), so if you guys have any questions please feel free to ask or leave an ask question in our inbox.

Here’s our email; [email protected]

Here’s our game; https://dashingdon.com/play/onixx/reverse-memories/mygame/

Thank you for taking the time to read this!

Hey guys! This week we finally nailed down what we’re going to work towards in regards to our mobile game. Now that we have our core concept we just need to focus on getting it all together. We have tilt controls working on our first prototype and from here we’re going to move forward with implementing the core game play features. I’m not going to reveal too much of what we’re working on right now but it’s good to finally have a idea we can all work towards together. We’ve split up who will be working on what part of the game and will be putting everything together every week. It’s good to finally get the gears turning on this project!