Not too deep into the development as of today, but everything begins with a little something, and the work is in progress. I'm so excited, and hope and beg God this game does even better than the first one. First things first, I have written the possible threats the boss is going to be so lovingly dedicating to you aswell as the possible scenarios and main story. It's being a bit difficult to get the story to make sense because of the simple fact that in the first one *spoiler alert* you got the Golden Carrot, so I have to figure out a way of getting our hero involved in a fight for something. But guess that in this type of games story makes it better, but in the end if it doesn't make sense not many people will care that much; so something will pop out.
Right now I'm working on the main mechanics. Mostly refining the ones from the first, like making a new system of a sort of checkpoints that will get you to a nice comfortable place if you unfortunately fall into the void. I don't know how I didn't come up with this since the first one, because it's working better than the previous system. I'm also designing some of the surrounding elements for the levels, so I have some graphics to spice up the development of the game. I hope to make some more attractive graphics for this one. As I said, it's still in the first steps but here I leave you a screenshot of what it looks like. Notice that it won't look like that in the end, those ugly green blocks will be removed and forgotten forever.
As for the threats in this second title (man I love sequels!) I'm planning to go for some new and crazier twists, something unexpected and unimaginable, something that mankind hasn't seen before and that will change lives forever!! Well, maybe I'm exaggerating a bit :P but I want to surprise the player and get 'em to draw a smile on their faces as they discover every new challenge.
As another note for this post, Blockhopper is almost done. I think just sound fx and some final touches are missing and it's a wrap. This is a puzzle-platformer that I hope is going to entertain you as you pass the different levels by figuring the new way out without getting your blocks to fall. Here's a screenshot aswell. I tried to give it an interesting and unique graphic style with a background world of fantasy that will add to the experience of controlling a kangaroo that jumps on numbered blocks (what can be better than that?).
So basically that's about it as for now. Hope to have recent news on these two games and more in the near future. C'ya soon, play a lot & God bless!
