Unreal Engine Completed Halls of the Pale Widow [v1.0.8] [Krasue Games]
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You can do it yourself in real lifeIs there any ball-busting? or plans to add it?
Maybe she can kick you in the balls before stabbing you to death
Does the ghost detect your location like mr.X? or just walking around randomly? I prefer the latter
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She seems to path around your vague area, but doesn't go specifically for you until you get spotted.
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Krasue I got time and tested the latest build. I must say, I don't know what optimizations you did but it's been night and day. I can go up to 240fps without frying my GPU now, I can barely hear the fans running.
That said, I really hope you revisit in the future to add more to that little gem (and fixing that map!). I'll keep an eye out for your next work!
Wishing you the best!
That said, I really hope you revisit in the future to add more to that little gem (and fixing that map!). I'll keep an eye out for your next work!
Wishing you the best!
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...good luck making an unreal engine game work on whatever emulator program joiplay is?
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For anyone wondering, dev uploaded a new post about his new game on his Patreon. Freely accessible ofc, which I genuinely appreciate that he be posting development updates publicly - unlike most devs that depend on Patreon.
Also Krasue, yes I agree and urge you to use procedural map development. It helps keeps the game fresh and keeps the player on their toes every step of the way. Part of the challenge I'd say.
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Also Krasue, yes I agree and urge you to use procedural map development. It helps keeps the game fresh and keeps the player on their toes every step of the way. Part of the challenge I'd say.
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Hey! Thanks for the heads-up!For anyone wondering, dev uploaded a new post about his new game on his Patreon. Freely accessible ofc, which I genuinely appreciate that he be posting development updates publicly - unlike most devs that depend on Patreon.
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Also Krasue, yes I agree and urge you to use procedural map development. It helps keeps the game fresh and keeps the player on their toes every step of the way. Part of the challenge I'd say.
He's working so fast, already trying for a demo within the month? ...Like damn! Can't wait to try it.
The merchant lady looks pretty niceFor anyone wondering, dev uploaded a new post about his new game on his Patreon. Freely accessible ofc, which I genuinely appreciate that he be posting development updates publicly - unlike most devs that depend on Patreon.
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Also Krasue, yes I agree and urge you to use procedural map development. It helps keeps the game fresh and keeps the player on their toes every step of the way. Part of the challenge I'd say.
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I'll definitely give it a try. The main thing I need to do is get the gameplay loop enjoyable enough to thrive in a procedurally generated environment. As the game is more dungeon crawler-y though, I think/hope it'll be fine.Also Krasue, yes I agree and urge you to use procedural map development. It helps keeps the game fresh and keeps the player on their toes every step of the way. Part of the challenge I'd say.
I'm aiming for more of a vertical slice/proof-of-concept that contains most of the final systems to see if the game works or not. If it all works out, I'll be in a position where I can dedicate a good chunk of my time to just making content, which I'm looking forward to.