#madewithgodot

Jump, dash and traverse the "Forest Dark" in Canto I, a small and sweet platformer game based on the first Canto of the Divine Comedy! It's my first Steam game and an incredible milestone for my growth as a game developer. It's a dream come true, I'm so happy!!!! :D!!!!!!!

Check it out for FREE on Steam!!!!

Enjoy, and have a MAGICAL day! :D

I made a puzzle FPS for a horror game jam. ・Playable on browser (PC recommended) ・About 30 minutes to complete ・Warning: Contains some depressing themes Please give it a try if you're interested.

ホラーゲームジャムでパズルFPSつくりました。 ・ブラウザでプレイ可能（スマホ非推奨） ・３０分程でクリア可能 ・若干の鬱表現あり よかったら遊んでみてください

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Hueniverse Update: New Features

Hey everyone! Here's a quick demonstration of what we've been working on since the last update.

Manual Start and Next Buttons

We've added manual Start and Next buttons, giving you more control over the experience instead of having everything start automatically.

First and Last Labels

We've also added labels to show which tiles come first and, you guessed it, last. It's a small addition, but we think it makes a big difference in clarity. Haha!

More progress on the game! Now I've started adding in all the main interactible components for the inside of the ship, so it's actually starting to feel populated...

Yesterday I was doing the snake enemy so today I should continue that. But I decided to get out of schedule and try doing the bgm for the stage.

Unfortunately, the streaming time wasn't enough to finish it. Truth be told, even if I had 4 hours of stream time I think I wouldn't finish the composition.

I Don't know if the bgm how it is now will fit the stage, maybe I'll end up doing another one from scratch. But I at least need to finish the melody part until I decide to do this.

During the beginning of the stream I search on youtube for some references. I didn't play more than a few seconds for each song so I really hope youtube contend id system dos not flag me for copyright infringement. But, if it does, I'll probably have to edit the video and re-upload it with muted audio on those parts. Youtube already has a tool for doing this online, but It didn't work for me the last time I tried using it so I'll probably have to edit the video and reupload.

So, If you're interested, check out the timelapse (the embedded videos bellow won't show on tumbler dashboard, only on the blog view):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPcTgYfiBjc

Also, check out the livestream itself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hy-Je3Z7og