Game Devlog

Hi!

Sunday is time for the new devlog post.

Last week was the week of creating new images for the cutscenes.

As a reminder, according to the last added part of the scenario, the player is meeting girls he has met before. With some of them the player makes a good relationship. With some others - quite the opposite. It would seem that trying to improve the relationship does not lead to anything, but, on the contrary, makes things worse.

Sudden help seems to fix the situation. At the same time, the mind of an attentive player does not leave the feeling of something wrong. Most likely, the main trouble has not yet begun. After all, everything that happened before is just the beginning of the story.

And what helps make the story colorful are the cool size-difference images.

Unfortunately (and I've said this many times), I can't create new images as quickly as I can add new parts of the script to the game. I have to, first, add stub images to the game, and then, gradually, fill in the stub images with real images.

Not all images have their final look (especially the earliest ones), and many of them will be reworked in the final version of the game.

New images have already been added to the private gallery, and today these images were added to the working build of the game.

Read the pinned post for patrons at the very top of the feed to find a link to download the working build.

I would like to take this opportunity to say a few words about my second Final Exam game.

The development has not stopped, but on the contrary, is in full swing. All the levels for the light version of the game have already been completed. Next in line is the development and placement of enemy girls on the levels. After that, the turn will come to the development of bosses.

After the bosses it will be the turn of the most technically easy, but the longest part of the development - the creation of images for the cutscenes. Fortunately, there are far fewer images in Final Exam than in Size Difference World. If things go well and there are no force majeure events, the game will be ready this year. If things go really well - the game will be completed this summer!

Unfortunately, as I said before, I can't show the working build of Final Exam because I don't have the subscription fee for Construct 3 paid (Construct 3 is the engine on which the game is written). Right now, I can only test the game within the development environment.

I will make the payment for the engine before the game is released.