hmm... this looks delicious!
where is that java app of bb's? it looks useful

I've got three stasis chambers, where the user can save their progress.  You start out in a stasis chamber
I'm considering moving the second one closer.

And yes, the flag shaped character is the blaster. I think I'll use the pxl-off to make the handle shorter.

Yes, but I'm displaying the keys and blaster separate from the map, so they won't display if you've already picked them up. (This isn't implemented yet, though)
One pxl-off shouldn't take that much longer.

Quote from: MRide on August 16, 2010, 06:47:12 pm

Yes, how'd you guess?

The name refers to a surprise twist I have planned for the ending.

Sounds cool as long as it is better than the massive plot twist at the end of the DS version of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter.

Or the one in Illusiat 12

(If no one played it, the plot twist after what's supposed to be the final boss is so crappy that it doesn't even deserve a WARNING:SPOILERS notice. Basically, once the battle ends, you escape the final dungeon, but then the father of the boss you just fought appears and you must defeat him. The only reference to him in that 40 hours long RPG is in chapter 3, in an optional area where you find his tomb, with no indication that he will return. Some of my other games have that kind of plot twists too. Typical final battle ending then unexpected mysterious boss or playable character appearing from nowhere. In ROL3 case, an human survivor who now live on the moon with a few other refugee from an attack that occurs in 2200 AD, suddently appears in the middle of the final battle, as your party dies, says Lekens is the chosen then helps him beating the final boss with their new powers. However, that last weird plot twist was in reference to ROL3 sequel, which never saw a single line of code. ANother weird plot twist is in ROL2, but that one can be expected due to small references about someone telling you to not trust a mysterious girl you encountered before.)

All right.  After the first two days of school (and cross country practice) I'll start working more on this.  I've got the pxl-offs implemented for the keys, but it makes the blaster handle look too short.  Does anyone have a better idea for a sprite for a blaster?

Really, any gun shape will do.  I'm not quite that picky.

Oh, cool.  thanks.