I find its a little odd to make a post compo version considering the game doesn’t have any game breaking bugs in it. But none the less, I really wanted to do it, because I felt like there’s a lot of easy little touches to make it a much more rewarding experience.<\/p>\n
This was my first Unity game, and while I fooled around a little in Unity before the jam, I didn’t really expect to make a point and click game, which isn’t a genre I’ve developed before, and thus had a few tricks to learn.<\/p>\n
As of now, the post compo version features:<\/p>\n
* A box behind the hover text for actions, which makes more readable under many conditions.<\/p>\n
* A neeeattttooooo possession animation, as well as a floating animation.<\/p>\n
* Less chance of being lost at sea.<\/p>\n
* A fixed text box.<\/p>\n
* The bucket list pops up and makes a noise when you complete an item, which creates a much better a much more obvious sense of feedback and accomplishment.<\/p>","time":"December 19th, 2013 10:12 pm","title":"Post compo version"}