Game Release
Fixed Speed Bug
Time Flies I belong to a small group of solo game developers on Discord and Kai playtested my game recently and immediately found a bug. It turned out that time […]
Time Flies
I belong to a small group of solo game developers on Discord and Kai playtested my game recently and immediately found a bug. It turned out that time was accelerated when the game started. I looked into the issue this morning and finally got it fixed. The weirdest thing was the issue only appeared on the itch.io version, it did not show up in either the Editor or my personal test web server. Needless to say that made troubleshooting the problem harder as I had to change the code, build the game, and deploy it to itch just to see if I fixed it. Ugg. I uploaded a new version just a bit ago. With this new version comes a few new shortcut keys as well.
| Shortcut Key | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Left arrow key | Previous location in the same zone |
| Right arrow key | Next location in the same zone |
| Up arrow key | Previous exploration zone |
| Down arrow key | Next exploration zone (note it currently is blocked by empty zones) |
| J | Jump time by the user entered amount |
Head over to itch.io to play the latest version of Treasure Hunter: Quixxen’s Suit.
Upcoming Features
I am working on the Adventurers feature, which act similar to managers from the original Matter of Scale game, except rather than being random you will be able to spend experience points to pick their skills. I hoped to have enough to share by now, however, my day job and the feature itself have conspired to together so that it’s taking much longer than I expected. I can share a sneak peak of the Adventurer’s panel where you will manage your adventurers, it’s still a work in progress as I don’t have anything wired up behind the scenes.
Life’s an adventure, enjoy your quest!
WeirdBeardDev
One day a crazy, wild-haired troll gave me a quest to create video games. I know C#, so I armed myself with Unity and loads of game dev tutorials and went questing. Now I call myself a "game dev" and pretend like I have a clue. :)
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