Eternal Collapse

Devlog

• Postponing(for now)
  January 02, 2021 by anon216

  I've been very ambitious with this project, and while I want to keep working on it, I've been disappointed in it. It doesn't feel fun to play as it is right now, and games should be fun. So while I lo... Continue reading
• Devlog 2 >> Polish and Improve
  December 03, 2020 by anon216#godot, #game development, #eternal collapse, #action rpg, #bullet-hell, #devlog, #rpg

  After the launch of the demo, a friend of mine mentioned that it's a bit hard to tell where the walls are, so I set out to overhaul the sprites. This took much longer than I ever could have expected... Continue reading

  
• Better Understanding My Game // Devlog 1
  November 21, 2020 by anon216#Level Design, #Reflection, #Thoughts

  Having just finished playing my own demo from start to end, I've realized more of what this game will be. It was incredibly fun going from section to section, despite it mostly being linear. Having th... Continue reading

  
• A different version system // v0.2.1
  November 20, 2020 by anon216#oops

  I just knew i'd forget something. All that extra health is now gone and the game should be sufficiently hard. I've also decided to go to a more streamlined version system, not that this matters until... Continue reading
• Full Demo // v0.03
  November 19, 2020 by anon216#indie, #devlog, #demo

  The full demo is out now. I've implemented a dialog system, added destructible walls, and also added some debug features, as well as changing the way music is handled. This will be the last release u... Continue reading

  
• Small bugfix // v0.02
  November 16, 2020 by anon216

  I forgot to unpause the game after exiting to the title screen from the pause menu, which caused the game to essentially become softlocked. that is fixed now... Continue reading
• Version 0.01 // Creation of Devlog // Creation of Game Page
  November 15, 2020 by anon216

  After making this itch.io page to keep track of my game, I will get back to work. Now I need to update some visuals, and, more importantly: fully implement a pause menu, implement a functioning dialog... Continue reading