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Progress #3

I spent the last couple months working on new areas and touching up old ones...

I strongly believe that the demo is getting pretty close to release, I have to finish a couple more maps and events before I'm gonna have some friends playtest it and fix any bugs and problems they may encounter.

If I keep going at this rate, it shouldn't take much longer than a couple months, but I'll tell you in advance.

I'm incredibly stoked to release this first part of the game, and very curious about how people will react to it.

I'm also very open for criticism and things you might want to see and change, so don't feel shy to message me about it, once you got a little taste of it.

That's all, I want everyone interacting with these posts to know that I'm incredibly thankful that anyone is interested in this game, so again:

Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

Progress #2

Development is going good, Im currently working on more areas, as well as fleshing out exploration and enemy encounters! 

I decided to not go for a episodic release model as this would severly limit questlines and romancing. However, if people are interested, I could upload a Demo soon-ish, which should take around 1-2 hours to fully complete and show some important locations and characters.

Please do keep in mind that especially the start of the game is pretty linear, which will open up eventually to give more room to explore and find things for yourself in the full game, so don’t get a wrong impression from the demo.

Thank you for reading this and following this blog, it truly means the world to me.

First Post! | Progress #1

I’ve been waiting until I start a proper blog, until a good portion of the first part of the game would be completed, which is now!

As it says in the blogs title, this game is set in 19th century Germany and revolves around two witches trying to resurrect their mother from the dead, while the church regains old power and heretics are prosecuted against once more. 

I’m trying to really put a lot of focus into German folklore with this, as I think that there is a lot about it that sadly isn’t well known beyond Grimms Fairytales etc.

I’ve been working on this project for about 2 years now, on and off as im busy doing university work full time, but as i’ve finished a lot of the “meat and potatoes” assets of the game, progress is coming fast.

Let’s hope this will go well, and thank you for reading!

~ Ketowa

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