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We’ve been working hard over the past several weeks to fix all the issues that were created when we migrated Last Dream II from Godot 3 to 4. We’ve almost fixed everything and we’re excited to show a Gameplay Demo of the current status of the Hunter’s Prologue up through the first short dungeon.
Over the next several weeks, we’ll continue fixing small issues created by the Godot 3 to 4 migration and we hope to be finished by the end ...
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With the development of the Last Dream Fishing Arcade nearing completion, we are focusing our efforts once again on Last Dream II. We plan to release the Last Dream Fishing Arcade some during the middle of 2024. In addition, the Last Dream Fishing Arcade (with some minor modifications) will be completely integrated into Last Dream II whenever you decide to stop at a fishing spot.
During the Last Dream Fishing Arcade development, our graphic artist never stopped developing art for Last ...
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With the Last Dream Fishing Arcade demo now available and beta testing in full swing, we are actively drafting the Last Dream Fishing Arcade Strategy Guide. The list below shows the various chapters of the Strategy Guide and our current progress toward completing the first draft
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The Last Dream Fishing Arcade demo is now available on Steam. Play through the first 20% of the game for free! All save files will be automatically synced to the full game upon release and any achievements and leaderboard entries will also carry over.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2334080/Last_Dream_Fishing_Arcade/
In the meantime, we are writing the Last Dream Fishing Arcade Strategy Guide which is now ~10% complete and preparing mobile releases of the game.
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With the Last Dream Fishing Arcade now on Steam, we are looking for beta testers to help polish the game before release. If you are interested, please contact us via one of the following methods:
We’ll send you a beta testing key with access to the Last Dream Fishing Arcade on Steam. We are looking for not only bugs, but are also interested in hearing your feedback for ...
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The Steam Store Page for the Last Dream Fishing Arcade is now live on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2334080/Last_Dream_Fishing_Arcade/
Please check it out when you have a chance and wish list!
We now turn out attention to wrapping up a few details prior to release:
In parallel with those efforts, we also plan to release the Last Dream Fishing Arcade on both Anrdoid and iOS. ...
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We have a significant update of the Last Dream Fishing Arcade trailer to show. Feedback from the team suggested a less frenetic pace, larger fonts showed for longer to make it more readable, and a bit less focus on menus. All of those changes have been implemented and the new (hopefully final) trailer has been created.
We’v successfully built the Last Dream Fishing Arcade for Windows, MacOS, and Linux and now we’re working our way through the Mobile builds for Android ...
Continue Reading → ShareIt’s been a while since we’ve posted on the progress of the Last Dream Fishing Arcade, but we wanted to show you that we’ve been working on hard on its completion. The embedded video is very likely not the final version of the Last Dream Fishing Arcade trailer – it is only the first version – but it does demonstrate all the important aspects of the Last Dream Fishing Arcade that we wanted to show.
The Last Dream Fishing Arcade should ...
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This post is the latest in a series that covers our migration from Godot 3 to Godot 4.
Last time, we converted our Tile Sets through a big export/import script. Let’s try the same thing for Tile Maps:
This tool is designed so you can just press a button and the listed Tile Map will be imported based on the json file. If you’re wondering how this works behind the scenes, the process is similar to the one described in the ...
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This post is the latest in a series that covers our migration from Godot 3 to Godot 4.
The last post ended with a screenshot of the town of Ashwood, shown above. But what’s actually going on here? Well, “sprites” like the trees and rooftops seem to be mostly in the right place. But the Tile Map data is basically all gone. In fact, both Tile Maps and Tile Sets actually exist in the Scene data, but they have essentially had ...
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