This one addresses a few minor issues, as well as properly filling out the beta player contributors credits list. More newsworthy, undoubtedly, is the addition of a new option in the settings menu that enables mouse-aiming. This is something I said I’d never do for this game, but apparently never say never. I maintain my…
DetailsA Valley Without Wind 2 has officially hit 1.0, and is now available for PC/Mac on Steam and GamersGate at 25% off for the first week. Valley 2 combines an old school platform adventure with a robust turn-based strategy portion. Though the game is a sequel to our 2012 release A Valley Without Wind, it’s more of…
DetailsThis one brings us finally to the release build of the game! Included in this are some camera improvements, 50 new achievements, and the end-of-game cutscenes. I’m running a bit behind on actually getting our trailer up on youtube, getting our local store page updated, new installers online, and so forth, but that will happen…
DetailsThis one is probably the last release before 1.0; we’ll see. Tomorrow is the big day, and aside from last-minute nice-to-haves and the cutscene at the end of the game, everything is now done and in place! This version brings with it the completion of two lengthy sagas: On Josh’s end, he’s completed all of…
DetailsThis one continues the final polish. There’s a bunch of updated art, more updated writing, and a variety of mostly-minor balance improvements. Also a handful of bugfixes. The biggest thing in this release is the three new playable characters: Hinge, Kyo, and Farel. Farel is definitely one of my favorites now! This brings us up…
DetailsThis one is the second release today. As indicated by the increment in release number to 0.900, we’re now very near to final 1.0 on the game. This release has a lot of relatively minor fixes and changes, which is pretty much what to expect from here until 1.0. That, plus the remaining sound effects,…
DetailsThis one is the first of what will be two releases for today. It basically does a lot of tuning to the concentration and caliber systems that were revised in the prior release, and fixes a few other bugs (such as charge shots not charging at all in the prior version). There are some other…
DetailsThis one has a bunch of stuff, like more monster graphics finalizations and a number of bugfixes. It also has some pretty major balance change. Knockback Knockback was sort of an interesting mechanic the way we had it in the first game, but it’s really been overshadowed by other mechanics in the second game. A…
DetailsThis one is another smorgasbord-type release, with tons of things in all sorts of varying areas. There’s updated monster art, yet more nice-to-have style improvements to the strategic game interface, more sound effects work, more balance fine-tuning, and some new cheats. Oh, also a new character and a new keybind for the world map movement…
DetailsThis one has a lot of little stuff included in it, which add up to mainly polish and bugfixes. Chief among the bugfixes are a bunch of improvements and fixes to multiplayer, making MP a vastly cleaner experience than it was before. At the moment I’m not personally aware of any outstanding issues in MP…
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