Happy New Year! Since my last post, I’ve been working more on the coding side, developing a variety of new enemies and items to challenge the player and I’m excited to share those enemies on the next Screenshot Saturday. For today. I have an update…
This week we’ve been developing new enemies in the clock world. These enemies are giant stone creatures, that have been awaken by magic. The neat thing with these enemies is that you can attack them from above or from the side for shifted gravity conditions….
Since the last post, I’ve fine tuned the world 2 background, adding boundary pillars with openings for the exits. I also updated the background behind the gears such as the grooves/notches for the moving gears. Today I updated the camera movement from a simple center…
We just released an update to the Clockefeller alpha windows demo. This version addresses the start up errors that some Windows XP users were experiencing. Grab the latest demo and let us know what you think!
I have some updates to the world 2 artwork I’d like to share. I softened the block background behind the active gears so they were not as visually distracting when playing the level. I also integrated the gears into the columns and softened the inactive…
I’m excited to share a preview of the updated artwork for world 2. This is the first world inside the clock. The switching gears in this world will challenge the players timing and speed. You’ll also begin to uncover more about the clock and the…
We just released an update to the Clockefeller alpha windows demo which has some minor bug fixes. The most notable bug fix is the dialog display bug, which was cutting off words in the player/NPC’s dialogs. Also, we added a simple installer. Please let us…
We’re happy to announce the release of the first Clockefeller alpha demo for Windows. The demo consists of the first 8 levels in world 1. This demo is an introductory to the game physics and mechanics. Any feedback is always appreciated.