This weekend, check out a bunch of cool games from Kiwi and Aussie devs in the ANZ indie showcase!
I'm stoaked to be included, but even more stoaked to see what everyone else has been cooking up
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Got the shock pistol implemented!
It's not much of a weapon, but it's better than nothing.
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Gotta say though, as much the asset creation process is a huge pain in the ass, It's so good when you have them all sitting there in engine.

It's like having a box full of organized legos you can use to build whatever you want.

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I have an entire separate folder for the fleshy stuff now. It was too confusing having it spread out among the other assets.

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It's a good thing the stairs are blocked

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If anyone was wondering if the glowstick in Abject Abyss is a reference to Penumbra, it sure is.
The Penumbra series were some of the first horror games I ever played, and they've had a big influence on me. I loved the idea of the glowstick so much I had to put it in my game too.
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The smallest effect of the playtest, is that now you can ride the vacuum robot at the start of the game. Multiple people mentioned this in feedback somehow.
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Adventure game protagonists are something else. They only see obstacles and solutions. Weird growths in hallways don't phase them at all.
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Everyone expects monsters to break down a door, but sometimes it makes more sense for them to just open it normally.

Start of the game felt a bit static, so I added a little Vacuum robot.