Sukeban-style character building

19 March 2015

VA-11 Hall-A has presented us with many (And I mean it, MANY) challenges. In a way it’s been like those Trainings From Hell you see in anime. Where the main character faces unorthodox means of getting better while faced with a pressing deadline.

Among the many challenges we’ve faced, one of them has been the character creation. Up until now we only used really minimalist casts (The project we were working on before we shifted to VA-11 Hall-A had 6 characters at most), but VA-11 Hall-A required a bigger headcount. The main problem was making every character (Characters that the player had to sit through, no less) as unique or memorable as possible instead of just throwing them out there.

Luckily, we managed to find a sweet spot in our character creation skills that will help us in the future too. What follows is an effort on summarizing the main points in the process of creating and/or including a new character in the roster.

Is there a mac demo forthcoming?

10 March 2015

Yup!

fahbraccini-deactivated20210204 asked:

I did bough the prologue. Where can I get the Pax demo? i didnt get any email :c

10 March 2015

You can retrieve the links to Prologue and the PAX demo right here: itch.io/about/support - just enter the email you used to buy Prologue.

fahbraccini-deactivated20210204 asked:

Is the final game's drink mixing interface be more like the Prologue one?

10 March 2015

It’s more streamlined now and overall more comfortable to use since you don’t have to switch between modes all the time, also the hit boxes are bigger. There has been tons of improvements so far!

if you bought the prologue version you can play the PAX East demo and see for yourself how’s the gameplay in the full game.

Anonymous asked:

Still nothing about 3DS version? Played PAX demo, and would totally pay for additional DS version. Fiddling with drinks on touch screen would be amazing, plus the 3d effect would be just damn cool.

10 March 2015

Nope, we would like to see this in Nintendo consoles but they don’t support games made with Game Maker Studio, and haven’t found a rad dev who can do the port.

Anonymous asked: