Did some more progress altough at this point I,m no longer gonna reveal anything much about the story to not reveal too much spoilers. Added some more events and added enemies for the current dungeon in progress.

For the first time in Illusiat series, this game have one dungeon with some rooms that have animated tiles and two 2 vs 1 battles. Well... about these fights, sort of... actuallly, since it's pretty much just a NPC who came with you that cures you during the entire battle. The animated rooms are made so it won't slow down walking, since these rooms uses a separate walking engine with fewer collision detection checks, since in these rooms there are no event being triggered nor entrances/exits

Nah I doubt I would use this game engine for the old ones. I could always reoptimize the latest ones, though or make them so they use the ASM lib for running stuff from archive to reduce the amount of subprograms. To be fair, it would be a ridiculous amount of work, though, altough not as much as translating Illusiat 13 in french.

Saving is done via menu. You can save anywhere (I don't like how in video games they make people have to wait 1 hours until they find a new save point in a dungeon, because not everyone are allowed to play as long as they want at home, thanks to their parents restricting time spent on video games). There's only one save file, though.

This game might come out in two editions, altough both will most likely be identical. At its initial release it will only be released for a few select users in the community (preferably people who still are regulary active with calculators and active on this forum). From the comments from these people I will fix bugs or errors if applicable then depending of the comments, I will then decide if a public release occurs or not. First, I still need to finish it, though

There are some chances that the public version of this game will be a demo that lasts only until you finish the Earth Command Center and most likely modified a bit. This will most likely depend if there's enough demand for a 150 KB game. If there isn't (which is currently the case, judging by comments around the community regarding large games since the past month) I will simply only release a demo version to the public and the full version (with 15 hours of gameplay) will only be released for a minority of TI community members (most likely the Omnimaga staff and a few other people).

The demo would probably miss the first text in the intro, have the second village magic/ring  shop open by default (it's closed until you do certain stuff in the full version) and a boss will appear in the huge desert after you saved the people in the ECC. Also the desert maps would be made simpler to cut on game file size. I estimate such demo around 30 KB.

For the final version I still hope to make it fit on regular 83+. As for now, the game is around 93 KB huge

Lol of course, at least, unless the public version (if there's one) is a demo, though (in this case I could even release it earlier)

Fortunately in this game all that need to be added is dungeon maps, more storyline stuff, enemy data, bosses, events and npcs

Update of anything in particular?

hmm, sounds good

nice work. I hope this comes out before I leave so I can play it