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Hyper speed yourself to Finished right now, the game's complete!

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Once more, a nice game is born. To highlight this event, this topic has been moved to Finished. Congrats!

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Woo-hoo! Another project reached the 100% milestone! For this reason, it has been moved to Finished. Congrats! 

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Nice going! Congrats on releasing your first episode.

Devlog 7
As mentioned in a previous devlog, you can interview the girl in order to get more information on what unfolded. Of course, her side of the story is one-sided. So, using pieces of a note written by the girl, you can enter the dark world and meet the killer to get his or her side of the story.


You start by finding the torn parts of the note...


... and assemble them into something comprehensible.


Using your powers, you can enter the note and "speak" with the suspect.


Much like with the girl, he or she is not very cooperative, so you'll need to be persuasive to make him or her talk.

The information given by the suspect is different from what the girl is saying. The goal of this feature is getting to see the other side of the medal and understand how the events came to be.

The final part of development is fixing bugs and getting comments from players. Then, it'll be time for a plan of action for the release.

Thanks!

Devlog 6
The game is back on track and all features are complete. There's still some bugs to iron out and some polish to do but the game is fully playable without major, progression-blocking issues.

Right now, I'm trying to come up with a new visual for the game's logo.

So far, the design is too busy and it really becomes hard on the eye when placed in the main menu. I'll keep searching for the right look in days to come.

The new feature I'd like to talk about is the addition of the cellphone. On the night of the attack, the drawing girl took pictures of the event with her cellphone before running off. When she was safe in the convent's room, she hid somewhere safe. By inspecting creepy drawings, you can find clues on where the cellphone lies.


Once found, you can find personal emails as well as crucial evidence of what unfolded that night.


Of course, everything isn't as easy and straight forward. You might have to work a bit in order to get access to the information. In the end, the cellphone is a straight window into the drawing girl's personal life. Although it doesn't say much, the cellphone shows how she is just a simple, everyday girl.   

Thanks!

NECROMANCY!
Oh yes! After almost a year on hiatus, Art of Crime is back and kicking. 2012 was huge for me but I took some time during the holiday season to wrap a few things up. So much that now, the game has entered the beta stage.  There are still a few things to finish but the game's feature complete. So what's new since last devlog post? This:

• You can now find the drawing girl's cellphone, which contains crucial information on the case
• You can interrogate a drawing version of the suspect, which gives a different view on the events.
• New artworks in the convent room for more details and polish
• General code polish and bug fixing

I'll post new screenshots soon. I'll also be starting to hunt for beta testers to catch as many bugs as possible.

Later!

Garthy: Well, if you have anything you want me to play, just send me a message and I'll gladly give you some feedback. And this offer is valid from now to whenever.

I still lurk and read posts, I just don't reply. Unfortunately, I don't have as much time to spend on an online forum as I used to. I feel the thoughest part of starting to post again is finding a topic that I'd like to discuss with other members. Giving feedback used to be my favorite activity around here but it was quite time consuming.

DISCUSS. 

Nice work Looking forward to try it!  

Hey guys!

I thought I'd let you know that indie developer Xperimentalz games has released its iOs runner game Don't run with a Plasma Sword for free. I enjoyed the game and since it reminded me of Canabalt (which I discovered on these forums) I thought I'd let you know.

They also have a fun video about what no to do with a plasma sword.

Anyway, I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.

Yeah, sorry about double posting but I got a new job and I'm overloaded with work. I'll post the second I have some time. 

Just a quick message to say that a new devlog entry is on its way. I've been quite busy with a couple of projects and work lately so I haven't been able to update the game much. Thanks!

Hey!
Red Ink: I like the idea behind this one. Good suggestion, thanks!

I guess "Art of Crime" ain't a bad name but it does remind me of "Trilby: Art of Theft".

Thanks for the help