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@summerbrunchstudios
We are Summer Brunch Studios
Find our relevant studio links here: (Itch.io) / (Youtube) / (Bluesky) / (Instagram)
Personal links:
halnye @halnye / (Carrd)
SkywardSister @skywardsister / (Instagram) / (Youtube)
SkywardWarriorCG @skywardwarriorcg / (Youtube) / (Ko-fi)
Ray Gill (Instagram) / (Casting Call Club) / (Youtube) / (Bluesky)
Our friend Sunday here wishes you a happy pride! 🏳️🌈
(Animation by @skywardwarriorcg)
Happy National Burger Day! We hope you enjoy this burgy boy. :) (Please don't eat him!)
(Art by @skywardwarriorcg)
Today on World Turtle Day, our friend is here to let you know we're always busy behind the scenes!
(Animation by @skywardwarriorcg)
hi! it's me gnomus I'm making a game!
I'm a total beginner dev, I know like hello world and scratch coding + the basics of python :D do you have any advice for making a total beginners making a game?
Hi gnomus, that's great to hear you're taking initiative to dip your toes into Python and other types of code! Python is very versatile and works natively with other game production software like Blender and Unity, so it sounds like a nice direction to go.
Some types of games are much more complex than others depending on their mechanics and overall scope, so when making your first game, we suggest starting very small to build some experience before tackling any full game ideas. A few simpler game types you could try (depending on what programs you want to use) include point and click games, visual novels, and even small platformers! It'll be easier to integrate overarching plot ideas or more involved mechanics once you are comfortable with constructing the basics.
We suggest picking a game type, researching some tutorials, be patient with your progress and try to have fun with it!
Game jams are also a nice way to jump into doing smaller-scope projects and find other devs you might like to work with or learn from, and you can find a lot of jams on itch.io.
We hope this helps and can't wait to see what you make. :)
Need gas? We'd say we got you covered but the gas station is under construction right now
Now you can look out of the window on the driver's side. How revolutionary!!
Meet Juma, a 20 year old troll who wants a pet chimera. He'd rather have a pet dragon, but you know, that was made illegal years ago.
New hitchhiker incoming! You can probably find him gardening when he isn't trying to hail a cab. You'll find out more soon! (Editing by @skywardsister)
(Music by @skywardwarriorcg)
It seems like a good day for a drive. I wonder who we will meet here...
It's been one whole year since we published the first demo of Road to Salvation for the Road Trip Game Jam. Thank you for following us on this journey so far. We're excited to bring the full story to life!
(Animation by @skywardwarriorcg)
[Demo v1.3] Audio Upgrades and Expressive Text Styles
Hi everyone! Thank you for your continued support of Road to Salvation! This time we have a big audio and text style update to share with you. We’ve balanced and boosted all of the game audio, as well as added a bunch of new sfx. We even extended some of the music tracks.
All of the characters are now more expressive, as we now utilize shaking text for intense emotions and new text styles for mumbling and shouting. In addition, Estel now has more personality due to their new beepy voice, like the voices you would hear in Undertale or Animal Crossing. There are plenty of other new features, tweaks, and bug fixes as well so check out the changelog below for a full list of everything!
We have big plans for the future that will bring new hitchhikers to the game. It’ll take us a while to cook up, but you can stay up to date on the progress by following us on our socials. We hope you’ll stay tuned!
Changelog:
Balanced and boosted the volume of all game audio
Added new extended versions of 4 background songs
Added a bunch of new sfx
Gave the player character a beepy voice, with different versions for gender and when anxious
Added 8 new sfx and added existing sfx to new areas in the game
Added 14 new sounds for UI interactions (hovering, entering/exiting menus, text inputs, etc)
Added new dialogue text styles for mumbling, shouting, etc and shaking text for intense emotions
Changed default preferences and added new features to the options menu
Adjusted default volume levels
NOTE: If you’ve played Road to Salvation previously, your volume preferences will be set to the new default levels on first launch of the new update (We don’t want to blast your ears on launch haha)
Changed “emphasize voice” option to be disabled by default (this won’t affect previous players’ settings)
Added volume sliders for master volume and the UI sfx channel
Added a reset volume button
Added value information to all sliders
Added sample sounds for each volume slider
Adjusted text speed and auto speed sliders to snap to specific values for ease of use
Added option to turn off the beepy voice
Added option to disable shaking text
Added animations to the choice, character creation, cat name, and confirmation screens
Split some of Lachlan’s speech bubbles up for a better reading experience
Repositioned some of the speech bubbles
Updated the tutorial sections and added a flag so they won’t show again after finishing a playthrough
Added an alternate line in the intro for if the player hasn’t named the cat
Moved cat sounds to the voice channel instead of the sfx channel
Slightly changed the timing of when some sfx and music play or stop
UX improvements to the character creation screen
Changed screenshot location to new “screenshots” folder
Added shadow to the cg frame
Removed blur from cg transition
Minor update to car side view bg image
Fixed bg image issue where it looked like you drove through the wall of Petsmrt lol
Fixed bug where speech bubbles would sometimes reset their positions when rolling back
Backend changes to speech bubbles to make working with them easier
Other backend code optimizations
Organized some files (should hopefully not affect old saves)
Removed some duplicate lines of code (might slightly affect old saves at the start of the petsmrt section and the end of the lachlan diner section)
Live Now - A new update where we've experimented with different effects with the text, balanced the audio, gave the main character a voice and many more small tweaks! Exclusive to PC https://summerbrunchstudios.itch.io/road-to-salvation
After months of figuring out audio balancing along with a few other things, we are happy to announce that there will be an update tomorrow! We hope you enjoy it ❤️
Drawing traffic lights is something else. 😅
We've been working hard on mastering audio engineering. Here's a before and after to see how much we've improved! What do you think? And don't mind the menu in the upper left corner. That's for playtesting
Come join us as we set out on our adventure! This is another segment that we've been experimenting with sound design