
#gamedev, musician, borderline insomniac. Working on Deadwind: An Open World CRPG Roguelike https://xitter.cf/t.co/Q3XhNnOejO Tech QA @larianstudios
Québec, Canada
Joined June 2011
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Deadwind version alpha-2 is live on my itch!
Pay what you want and have fun!
thinginger.itch.io/deadwind
#gamedev #indiedev #gamemaker #roguelike #pixelart #indiegames #rpg
So proud of this team 🎉🎉
Game of the Year! Thank you #TheGameAwards. Truly an incredible night.
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Absolutely honored to host #TurnBasedThursday this week.
Calling all #GameDev and #IndieDev. Let's see some #turnbased games!
Players, Like❤️, Repost📷, and Wishlist games you're interested in!
Absolutely honored to host #TurnBasedThursday this week.
Calling all #GameDev and #IndieDev. Let's see some #turnbased games!
Players, Like❤️, Repost📷, and Wishlist games you're interested in!
Deadwind is an open world RPG roguelike. You can check it out here: thinginger.itch.io/deadwind
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Have you heard of this new game that's out, Baldur's Gate III? 😏
Our host this week not only contributed to that colossus, he's also the #IndieDev behind an old-school cRPG of his own!
Equip your screenshots and follow @thinginger for tomorrow's #TurnBasedThursday thread!
As you also may have noticed, the dialogue UI has seen a pretty nice change. The camera centers on the conversation and the black background has been removed.
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the early access button has been pressed
Path of Achra is out in early access
for all those joining in and offering support, this solo developer deeply thanks you, with eyes set on the horrors and wild powers to come
#roguelike #indiedev #pixelart #retrogaming #rpg
calling it a night...
#gamedev #indiedev #gamemaker #roguelike #pixelart #indiegames #rpg #screenshotsaturday
All weapons have damage types (slash, blunt, stab, etc) and can apply an injury to bodyparts based on their type.
All armors now resist certain damage types; blocking an injury on their protected part that would otherwise be applied.
(No UI to show this yet unfortunately 😔)







