#nickmakesgames

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As it would turn out, the combination of time consuming college courses and a time consuming new job can make it extremely difficult to find time and motivation to do a whole lot of personal work. I only really have this tileset to show off, and it’s far easier to show off as a static image than as a video.

It’s a Haitian cemetery (which are surprisingly beautiful in real life, by the way) where the player will visit and fight voodoo zombies and Bokors.

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I did manage to add a handful of features to Spellcaster this week, but it’s primarily stuff that can’t really be shown off very well in a video.

The game now has a save system, proper resolution options, and a rough title screen, among a small handful of other minor tweaks which are hardly worth mentioning. If you haven’t tried the Work in Progress build yet, I encourage you to click the link, give it a shot, and let me know what you think!

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I had kind of a hectic week, so this is all I really managed to get done. They’re the band that will play on the little stage in the corner of Spellcaster’s tavern

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Spellcaster Devlog

I feel like I know exactly what I’m doing on the game design front, but I am still super clueless about this whole video production thing.

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Spellcasters devlog 1-4-15

I’ve finally made another video showing off some substantial changes, and it feels great. Hopefully next week will be just as productive!

~NickMakesGames

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kind of a whimpy update this week. The holiday shuffle consumed more of my time than I would have liked, but I should have more energy in the coming weeks to do some **real** work and hopefully iron out those darn bugs I’ve been complaining about.

~ NickMakesGames