We have finally released the third alpha, the first one since we started using Godot.
The bigger purpose of the new alpha release was to demonstrate, to the world and to us, that we can deliver. In many ways, Alpha 3 is a short game in itself, with a definite beginning, middle and end.
Wizards & Sorceresses,
the joyful day has come!
Yes, the path have been tough and so much has to be done yet, but the dark night of the soul is gone and, yes! we have a date! Continue reading
Day 35/60: Mount Meru: The Windy Canyon. Choke point #2: Temple of Rakshasas
Hello wizards and sorceresses,
people are asking me why I bother myself with tight deadlines, forcing me to rush my works. Actually this challenge of 500 assets in 60 days I gave myself is having a brutal impact on my life due its coincidence with Christmas. Continue reading
It has been a long time since my last post and I wanted to fill everyone in on the latest developments of Wizards of Unica.
Hey Wizards & Sorceresses!
Our summer pause is almost over and we’re back at work! Actually as a game dev you never really quit to fantasize about what and how you should improve your game Continue reading
As you may have read before, Wizards of Unica started as a 7 Day Rogue-Like in 2014. This year, to test how my skills developed, I participated in the yearly 7DRL Challenge. The result is Black Jack is still at large, a western roguelike based on a unique Blackjack inspired game mechanic for action resolution developed in little less than 24 hours.
The Turn Manager, maybe one of the most insidious systems, is essentially done. After a bit of refactoring it is actually quite compact (about 230 lines of code) but the thoughts and logic behind it not so much, so I thought it would be nice to write a bit about it as a learning experience.
Hey Wizards and Sorceresses!
Long time no see ya all! My art took me away from the game dev! I’ll be back full-time on Wizards of Unica in November, but because of hundreds of hours traveling for my business I’m preparing the next phases of development. Continue reading
A small update on the latest developments, building on the concepts of the separate time queues. The work on them is almost done, and now scripts can chain actions in a mostly seamless way, as shown by the sliding gargoyle in the picture.
Solo pong, a pastime for wizards
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