Now you get to wait like all the rest of us, ohoho.
Yeah, I won't revisit Labcoax for a long time. Maybe I should just put whatever that's been added since v0.5 as an update as proper closure, but that would be a little after the newer game's demo. Hopefully I can get that out by tomorrow.
You and me both. The pit is dark and full of terrors.
I feel you. I just found this pretty recently, and didn't even get to see a single update come along before it was abandoned... but even though it's a great game with great potential, that greatness and its potential would most likely fade if he completely lost his will to continue making it. Might as well move on to something he enjoys instead, so as to not ruin his motivation and enthusiasm completely.Is it boring? Hard? What is the primary barrier to completing a game with as much potential as Labcoax?
Large, high-quality sprites; english-fluent developer with experience playing h-games... I'm just pouting, though. I guess I just lament the passing of one of those brief interactions wherein you enjoyed producing something I enjoyed playing.
I greatly underestimated the amount of work, skill and planning required to make a platformer work. Having just dived in like that, I created a great mess of a code that hindered my efficiency to progress. I had to retrace my steps everytime I want to make a change, which dulled my mind. Generally not a great time.Is it boring? Hard? What is the primary barrier to completing a game with as much potential as Labcoax?
Large, high-quality sprites; english-fluent developer with experience playing h-games... I'm just pouting, though. I guess I just lament the passing of one of those brief interactions wherein you enjoyed producing something I enjoyed playing.
Ah sorry about that. Hopefully the newer game can make it up to you.
Future updates will allow the buying of upgrades with in-game currency obtained by killing enemies. Few of them will give a speed boost.
He got developers block or something on labcoax, and decided to make a much simpler game in the meantime. He said he'd get back to labcoax after finishing Arena of Audacia. I sincerely hope he does because I enjoy metroidvania platformers more and the enemie featured in labcoax previews where all up my alley.Not trying to be a dick but, why the fuck did you leave this project in the dust?!?! It has great potential, is super hot, and is actually really fun. AoD is great don't get me wrong but I really wish you would have finished Labcoax
You and me both. Alas I was way over my head... I really wish you would have finished Labcoax
Actually just fired up the project files and peered into the asset files. Not to raise anyone's hopes but there's actually quite the bit that didn't make it into a playable alpha demo.
Arena of Audacia is at v0.7 now, not far from v1.0 but they always say the last 10% is the hardest to push. Can't wait to finally put down all that hours resting on my shoulders, constantly reminding me that it's all for naught if I don't finish something.
I have no qualms with paying a decent sum for a sprite gallery including some of the new stuff and posting it here for everyone, just saying.
