Mar 15
The door.rpg gang
Or at least the ones that 1) aren't Maz 2) don't leave after their scenario.
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The door.rpg gang
Or at least the ones that 1) aren't Maz 2) don't leave after their scenario.
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Tara, the Judge.
You know, it'd probably help if I put any amount of progress screenshots up here.
Been a minute since I've put anything up here
have a door
The project currently known in my files as door.rpg is coming along.
I'll write something more concrete about it in the near future, and will try and get a very basic demo out sometime after that. No dates, though.
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today's important work [battle transitions]
[Or at least its battle system] I’ve been spending most of 2023 working on my next game. It’s also an RPG, albeit one with a set cast and a
Wrote a little bit about the battle system of the game I'm currently working on. There's still a good ways to go before it's properly ready to show off, but hopefully this gives a good overview of what's going on in it.
Been putting together menu stuff over the past few days, in the hope that I can put together something vaguely playable soon.
Also, on a completely unrelated note, I was badgered into giving suggested to give my UI boxes gradients, and now I understand why a whole bunch of 90s games used them.