Puzzle Crossing

Devlog

• Puzzle processing design
  July 21, 2024 by initdotdev#development, #progress

  Development continues and a lot of changes and additions have been made. I will summarize them when the next release for testing comes out. I plan for it to be a beta that has almost all the content f... Continue reading

  
• Still here..!
  January 30, 2024 by initdotdev#update, #puzzle

  Just a quick post to let anyone interested that I am still here and still working away. Took a little break to do some contract work and enjoy the holidays but I have been back at it since early Janua... Continue reading

  
• Ahh bugs!
  September 17, 2023 by initdotdev#update, #bug fixes

  Update 0.05 Released! I didn't think I would make a release again so soon but some ugly bugs were present in the last release. :( In squashing those bugs I started to look into some more long standing... Continue reading

  
• Being kinder to players
  August 29, 2023 by initdotdev#bug fixes, #user interface, #gameplay, #update, #0.04

  Wow. This release took a lot longer than planned.. After receiving some great feedback on the user interface from the last version, I decided to change my plans and focus on addressing some things pla... Continue reading

  
• Added free map movement, mining and a predesigned boards
  June 01, 2023 by initdotdev

  I was going to start working on the new city map but decided some things needed improving first. So here is the first round of improvements. It includes: Free map movement. You can now move your avata... Continue reading

  
• Casually Explorable Worlds
  May 09, 2023 by initdotdev#Puzzle Crossing, #Overworld, #PathFinding, #Algorithms

  After spending the little more than a month I took to challenge myself to make a playable/shareable game, I decided to lean into it a little more. The idea was to improve my skills and get some experi... Continue reading

  
• This took more than 2 years?!
  February 10, 2023 by initdotdev#journey, #journal

  Today I released my first public build of Puzzle Crossing. I started my game dev journey in the summer of 2020 (you know, the covid summer) and after two and half years, this is what I have to show fo... Continue reading