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Update on my video game project. I've a full chapter of the game fully playable now (screenshots from gameplay, characters in pictures are: The Pink Necromancer Quaraun the Insane, Miss Citten The Eel-Kat and her Space Eels, BoomFuzzy the Unicorn with his food truck, and GhoulSpawn the Sheep Demon)... its still in prototype mode, and I've got 13 chapters to code, so long ways to go yet. (I'm doing all the art, writing, and coding myself, and it took me 2 years to make all the art and write the story, but I've only been writing the code for a month now, so its still very early stages of making it and getting it to actually work).

Update on my video game project. I've a full chapter of the game fully playable now (screenshots from gameplay, characters in pictures are: The Pink Necromancer Quaraun the Insane, Miss Citten The Eel-Kat and her Space Eels, BoomFuzzy the Unicorn with his food truck, and GhoulSpawn the Sheep Demon)... its still in prototype mode, and I've got 13 chapters to code, so long ways to go yet. (I'm doing all the art, writing, and coding myself, and it took me 2 years to make all the art and write the story, but I've only been writing the code for a month now, so its still very early stages of making it and getting it to actually work).
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