Here it is, as promised.
19 hours of game development condensed into 7 minutes.
(I actually spent more like 22 hours on the game, but a lot of that either didn’t get recorded or was spent sketching on post-it notes in the real world. And then I spent another 4 to 6 hours configuring twitch, editing this blog, and editing/uploading YouTube videos.)
You can play Super ‘Splosion Fun Time Go!!! on GameJolt.
In celebration of reaching almost 1,500 downloads on the Windows Store (1,490 to be exact), here’s the cinematic trailer for Dungeon Mage!
It took a lot of time finish, and it’s not perfect, but it’s interesting. A gameplay trailer is also on the way. For those who want to know, this trailer was animated in Blender 2.6.
Dungeon Mage
It came a little late, but after three submissions for certification Dungeon Mage finally made it onto the Windows Store! You can download it onto your Windows 8 machine for free here:
http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-US/app/c287985d-c3c2-4e0c-8a59-2c1070adccfe
A lot of work has gone into this game, so it’s great to finally see it available on its target platform. I’ve already found a few bugs (especially when the game is running on Surface tablets), so expect to see some fix updates soon.
ShroomDoom Studios Development Blog 