So... I guess in a way to bring moods up and get everyone's spirits up, Kirby has come to deliver a message to the masses. Heed it, and it'll all be alright. 

Yes, I had to write it, but I'm sure he'd say the same too if he could write... or talk. >3<

https://youtu.be/MAwcOX1Ptew

And here I present to you all, releasing the final update to Amourverse DOOM: Yesenia. Now in it's version 1.2, it's basically complete at this point, as I'm not gonna be adding any major changes for features. 

I'll still keep an eye on it in case of bugs and whatnot, but as it is, this is the full experience.

Hope you all like it.~

So after learning a good amount of Live2D, I finally finished the VTuber model. Hope you like it.~

Though I do need a web cam to get a better capture. Gonna work on that.

And once again after months of not showing much, save for a few Twitter posts, I finally did a full devlog on the current progress of the game. I finally finished the tutorial stage on the visual side of things.

I was confident I had solid mechanics, so I went in and gave the stage a visual upgrade, from a black and gray void to an actual wizard tower room... kinda.

What do you guys think of it so far?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiVeOpR9ugk

I was tired at the time I posted the tweet, so I forgot to spread it everywhere. (I should've done it here earlier. Thank goodness SS has their own dedicated video player!~)

So I managed to make a few more advances on mostly the stage itself. I've changed the graphics on the boxes and some other gimmicks in the stage, as well as added a few particle effects on things, most notably on Wizmorf. His spells have a splash when collided and when he charges, there's an aura of sorts surrounding him. 

I've also changed the box at the end to be what I call a platform block. It's basically a block that has a magic platform above it, which grows or shrinks depending on what you cast at the block itself. Kinda wanna practice some other gimmicks with this concept. 

I've also added some sounds to give the game a little bit of life. Buuuuut I might replace those later with some original sounds. For some reason, the sounds currently in there feel kinda off-character...

In any case, that's my full update on the game so far. I'll also be streaming some more gamedev this Wednesday, so stay tuned for that.~

So after a few days working on these, I finally finished Wizmorf's full sprite sheet. 

If you are having questions as to why it is arranged this way, Godot kinda works that way. In a nutshell, it has an automatic... I guess grid divider within the Sprite node, and thus, the sprites have to be arranged in a tile-like way, otherwise there would be big problems. 

I have also changed a few animations from the original set, as well as add a few new ones for the new actions and whatnot. After this post, I'll be importing them onto Godot and program the transitions to it. 

Kinda excited to see this play out for the next devlog.