Casually remembering this twinstick Asteroidslike I made, actually a remixed version of one of my oldest games, that's like 99% complete (bar some polish stuff) and I absolutely don't know what to do with it. XD

Day #5 of 'Twinstikaruga' development.

Second enemy type in.

BE ATTITUDE FOR GAINS

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Day #4 of dev

This is the primary mechanic I wanted to get in. Colour-switching. 'Twinstikaruga', you say?

This do be a lot of progress for one day so far. Now you can, well, the Zoomers would call it 'unalive', the enemies.

They shoot now?

They shoot now.

Can't be killed (yet) though.

Of course, a popcorn-tier enemy's REAL strength is in numbers.

So. A bunch of them slowly advancing on the player, then.

Dev day #3 and I have one (1) enemy type moving around.

I *could* have it follow the player very accurately. That's easy. Making the shit-tier popcorn enemies THIS stupid, took a bit of planning.

Okay, a tiny bit more. Let's call it 0.02% progress today, which is double what I aimed for (I won't make a habit of that, my poor mental health!).

Because what's a twinstick shooter without the shooting?

(tomorrow I may add a (1) enemy)

Okay. Progress thread to keep me accountable for my shit.

Tiny steps, even 0.01% progress in a day is moving forward.

Please enjoy this basic-ass character movement; today's 0.01%.