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2.5.0? in itchio says 2.1.0, is it a patreon version? and do you know where i could find said version?
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Meh, so it's the classy "we are working on it" and show crumbs of stuff
Surprised they are going deep down on working for the controller users to enjoy it
Surprised they are going deep down on working for the controller users to enjoy it
The newest testbuild is a short combat test to get feedback on the ai and player attacks. As I understand it, they want to polish the combat before adding all the new levels/animations they've been working on. So as of right now, non-patrons are not missing out on any new content.
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Ah yes, of course.. remember when this game was suppose to lunch like 3 years ago? yeah
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L a u n c hLunch, breakfast, Dinner, I don´t mind either! Food is Food!
is that good enough officer?
I know this may be stupid but how in hell do you start the game? There is no button that says "Start Game" and while I haven't tried all the kyes on my keyboard yet, can anyone tell me how do you exactly start it?
If you're playing the newest version, the 0.2.1.0 version, then it's only a gallery viewer right now while the devs finish reworking animations and building levels
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It's almost as if.. things.. take time.. to be made. How quaint.
They do, but the team has literally taken over six years to produce a single (very buggy) level. There's a certain degree of patience required on the consumer's part, but even single-person teams should be able to produce more than that in that time frame. It's no longer "quaint," and it's perfectly valid to criticize (or at the very least be disappointed) the developer's for having sloppy organization.
And, just to point out, that single level they produced was in much the same state as it is now (sans boss) six years ago. The only thing they've been doing this entire time is reworking that level over and over and over.
They are a team of only 2 people, one doing the art and the other doing the programming, and one of them is doing the writing but I don't remember which one or if both are. Over the time they have been working on the game, they had to do the artwork, the coding, level design, bug fixing, writing, handling their own advertising of the game, patreon and subscribestar posts, manage the itch.io page and any other places they upload the game, all while early on trying to learn a game engine and now doing so again since switching to Godot but with an easier time.
They have admitted to having sloppy organization at the start, but they seem to have gotten their heads on straight and are actually getting somewhere. The devs also probably have jobs other than working on this game, which if they do means those jobs will eat into the time they can work on the game, not to mention other facets of living they likely have to deal with. They're not a company, they're indie devs making a furry platformer game with porn in it.