Hareietta Hare's Dinner Date Dilemma
As of 16 Nov 9:00 HST. My PC blue screened. And Ill be submitting my project. One of the screenshots is a surviving tutorial from the final build read that before playing if you can. Art was a majority of my project and to lose 2 days worth is frustrating since construct doesn't save or have any form of backup or cloud unless you manually set it up. I don't normally shut down my PC so in a way its a lesson hard learned as I literally cannot resume my progress as exports don't count as saves... and backup aren't enabled by default. I already started late (Tuesday morning). So my only saving is that I uploaded the game for testing leaving me with something.
Missing from the final build
- Balances and bug fixes (Meters mostly and Restarting the game)
- Reworked the dialogue and instructions on the tutorial
- Added 4 end screens (they weren't finished but had sketches)
- A lot of and I mean A LOT of art, including the title page..
Originally I wanted to put my thoughts in this section on the game Jam. My original theme for Racing was actually a "racing heart" and a "racing mind". Escape manifested the idea that a Racing heart makes you panic and that you panic when you're in danger. Over time that lost its center stage as "scope" and "fun" reminded me that a good idea doesn't work out of the box. The 4 color challenge in particular was brutal, but I feel that I got it to work out somehow. I just hope I don't get knocked for the gray backgrounds, as they're the construct default and were never meant to be in my final build.
I am in a way, extremely proud for what I accomplished as a single novice, but also extremely angry at myself for not realizing that construct didn't have cloud built into it.. like one would expect from most modern programs.
Published | 2 days ago |
Status | In development |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Author | EndlessNotebook |
Made with | Construct |
Tags | Casual |
Average session | A few minutes |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Mouse |
Accessibility | One button |
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