An indie game based on Winsor McCay's groundbreaking comic strip.
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Hey Dreamers! Adrian here.
This week we discussed different directions we could go for controlling our cutscenes - from the type of dialogue box and portrait placements to controlling animation, and much more.
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As a bit of visual aide, here's the image mock up from our own Max Kunze that we referred to on our staff discord page when discussing the type of dialogue box during the show:
Finally, some folks have asked about an RSS link for the podcast. I haven't had the chance to look into setting one up, but if its something I'm able to do, I'll let you know as soon as I can!
~ Adrian & Team Nemo
Hey Dreamers! Adrian here.
After a minor excursion talking about the early days of the internet, we chat about the burning question that's on everyone's mind; what is the internal logic of our level maps? How does one area connect to the next, and will it make it easier or harder for players to navigate? Then we talk about how our transitions are going to work; when you go through a door, what happens next?
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In all seriousness, these kinds of conversations happen in game development frequently - the things that you as a player will hopefully not notice can easily lead to long discussions. We hope you enjoy getting an inside peek at these discussions! And as always, let us know if there's something else you'd like for us to cover in the future!
Until next time,
~ Adrian & Team Nemo
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