Greetings, explorers. Have a seat by the fire. Don’t fall in. Not much new development this week, I’m afraid. The world has been conspiring against my productivity by making me happy. Last weekend – and weekends are usually when I
Hello, explorers. Exciting stuff this week. Firstly, combat work has been proceeding nicely. As you can see above, we now have walls – getting your crew to navigate through this little maze was a little fiddly from a programming perspective, and
Hello, explorers. Today I want to take you through the work I’ve done on combat so far. So you’re making your way through the House – perhaps you’re on your way to trade hazard-coffee with the Ninefold Caliphate, or explore
Good day, explorers. At the moment I’ve just finished working on crew-members for the lower decks of the kinetopede. These fellas and ladies will be your Gunners, your Junior Engineers, your Guards and your Swabbies; unlike your upper-deck crew, who
Hello again, explorers. This started as the second entry in my Devlog, but I launched into such an extreme tangent that it’s had to become its own thing. So I thought I’d publish it a bit early, and on Friday you
This is the first devlog entry for A House of Many Rooms. I’ve been working on the game since January, so there’s a bit of catching up for us to do. In January I started watching Tom Francis’s Game Maker
