Not yet but we are working on a demo to showcase the games introduction which will be out relatively soon! That is, as long as my schedule stays cleared up as it should. And along with Blak's schedule, I presume a cleaned up demo is possible in about a week maybe a tad more.

Thank you all for the interest in this project!

screw your minecraft addiction
Go work on this epic project!

Well I suppose you should talk to blakpilar about that as this being a two person project, he has been in charge of the design stuff mostly.

And minecraft=happiness lol

Blakpilar I hope you didn't miss your 666th post

Quote from: boot2490 on March 22, 2012, 11:33:20 am

I don't like the classic style dungeons, like in LTTP and PH. I think there should be a 2d game that has dungeons in the style of the 3d ones.

What do you mean "in the style of the 3D ones?" To be honest I haven't played any of the 3D Zelda games.

EDIT: Also, saint, I have literally nothing to do in my pre-calculus class except make fonts with zStart and attempt to make a better tilemapper, so I could work on some of the actual engine too if you don't have time.

Yeah once the demo is done, there will be PLENTY to do!

I really like this game, any progress?

I just didn't like the LTTP dungeons, or the DS series dungeons. TP's dungeons were alright, but Skyward Sword's were amazing. Best in the series in my opinion. The thing that makes them better is the sense of progression, and clever manipulation of the dungeon's gimmicks. Usually there is a central mechanic and purpose to the 3d dungeons that is unmatched in the 2d ones, which are usually just sprawled and unorganized puzzle mazes. Also, they didn't make getting new items as satisfying, because they were not as important to manipulating the dungeon. In the later games, getting the new item meant new possibilities and new puzzles. It is an overall more satisfying experience, rather than actually recreating the mood of a real dungeon.