fierydrake

Everything about this is legit. And great music.

This looks fantatic!

This is epic BigJKO! Those models and anims look great.

Shame you might not finish, the art looks great, the design concept is neat and I'm super curious how this will feel to play.

This is rad as hell. I'm so impressed how quickly you picked up blender modelling, unwrapping and animation. Kudos.

I really like how you planned out the work, kinda makes me excited all on its own. The premise sounds cool, looking forward to seeing how it plays out.

Awesome to see the team's work coming together. Great stuff.

Nice work, hedgefield

Love this. Looks great atte. Going to have to find some time to dig into the games from this jam, for sure.

Original Wizard Jam thread: https://www.idlethumbs.net/forums/topic/10083-release-bogost-in-the-shell/ Another sporadic dev session tonight to implement a pause/quit screen (press escape), resulting in a new web build: Version 0.4 20150616_1 TODOs: * Fix camera zoom and pan * Improve in-game instructions/help * Tutorial level

Looks cool Dinosaursssssss

TODOs: * Quit button / improved menu * Fix camera zoom and pan * Improve in-game instructions/help * Tutorial level

Continuing to work on this when I have time. I want to address some of the control problems and bugs with the game. The first thing was to make it clearer what is happening when the cyberpolice approach one of your uncontrolled hacked people-- I have added a little "?" bubble above their heads that you can click on to answer the officer's query. I have also added a couple of sound effects--one when the "?" bubble appears and one when you successfully dismiss it. It was also bugging me that you could continue to control and hack with people who no longer had a link back to base through other hacked brains, so I have improved the game logic to require that all hacked nodes must remain connected to the base node. Version 0.3 20150519_1

Now that I think back to the start of the game, I did notice that the hotspots were a little small.

Thanks Rev, you're the first to mention the Bogost graphic which honestly was the first thing I made and I smiled to myself the whole time. The plan is to spend a few more hours making a very basic and small level to introduce the mechanics. And also to fix the most blatant bugs and omissions (for example, I don't like how clunky detection is at the moment.) I'd quite like to do something better with the camera, but no one has mentioned it yet -- I feel that at max zoom it's somewhat fiddly but zooming in is a bit annoying as well. Anyway, I'll try and start on some of that tonight.