Currently, each cell is 18x14 tiles, which is based on our game viewport of 18x13.5 tiles on camera (may stay the same, may change). We determine how many cells wide the area is, and then we can embed rooms in its grid of any cell width (1x1, 1x2, 2x2, 2x3, etc). In our system (and many like it), an area is one "scene" which loads together, composed of a collection of rooms sharing the same tileset, such as a dungeon. The main screen for the editor, pictured below, is the Area view. It controls placement of rooms on our cell grid, allows us to create tiled art for each room, place collision, control the spawning of enemies and traps, script the event system for things like linked buttons, timers, room and dungeon-specific variable triggers, and manage our drops system. Map Editor-Manager Tool Overview This is a look at a tool that we have developed for the project in the Unity Environment- our project-specialized map editor system, which we use to manage area regions of our environment, and script the enemies and events that occur in these areas. _ Articles and Interviews: June/12/2017 Mandarin Chinese Feature Article: June/11/2017 Dark Side of Gaming Feature Article: June/10/2017 SiliconEra Feature Article: June/5/2017 Retromania Spanish Language Feature Article: May/31/2017 One Angry Gamer Feature Article: April/12/2017 Ninichi's Indie game and Music blog: January/27/2017 : Dececember/13/2016 : _ But rather than be deterred by this unexpected resistance, our Heroine is emboldened by new expectations that something truly magnificent lies ahead! Every tree and fox works in league for her demise, for reasons that are not clear. She finds a place that seems to be guarded by the conscripted forces of nature themselves, and hostile to any ignorant newcomer. She travels to a far-off island land claimed to be the seat of lost civilizations of a golden age of the world, also said to be the roost of countless rogues and drifters like her, squatting in the ruined antechamber to the past. Following recent tragic events, our Heroine's life situation is uprooted from under her, and needing something to believe in, she boldly strikes out in search of the answers to these unknowns. Some of these histories speak of a cyclical disaster that has kept the people in ignorance, but others assure that this is merely a peasant-myth. No one seems to have any reliable notion of history that extends back further than a few hundred years, before they diverge in fantastic ways. The world she lives in resembles early 18th Century Europe, but her civilization is also strangely provincial.
_ Story And Setting Our story follows the path of our Heroine, a young woman living a dispossessed life in another time and place. As we work our way down our early list of enemy characters and integrate them in, we will fill them in for you here!
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As of this moment, all of the enemies seen below exist as playable assets with full feature-sets and behaviors. If the player can easily read the room and its enemies this way, they can immediately grasp the special challenge a certain room is presenting them with. We need enough variety in our set that we have access to a large number of unexpected synergies between them, but also few enough that the player can easily recognize each one and recall its properties. We are ascribing to the theory of generating complexity by combining simple and straightforward primitives into new experiences. Every enemy must occupy a well-defined combat niche with a clear purpose, and have behaviors and patterns that are both simple and easy to learn, and also interesting to engage with at the same time. While talk of quantities gives you an idea of scope, it is yet more important that our enemy designs are all useful and endlessly re-usable. The overworld is expected to contain approximately 10 enemies as well. We also plan to include around 5 total mini-boss characters, and of course a boss for every dungeon. The current design goal is for 20 base dungeon enemies, and 10 variants (bringing the total to 30 basic dungeon enemies). Currently, we have 12 integrated enemies. We feel it is best in the beginning to focus on the most central feature of our gameplay experience, which happens to be the dungeon combat, and get the feel and the flow of this experience as studied and polished as possible, before it makes sense to move onto important, but less gameplay-critical assets and features, such as our extended environment tilesets. _ Early Enemy and Item Asset Design We are currently in heavy development of the core gameplay assets, primarily the basic enemy set and the quest items.
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