Crafted a small clay figure about both my cat and my game! What do you think?
I had a little time yesterday to jump on Highguard with a friend.
It's not a bad game. They tried to do something different, which is always fun to see. I do believe it could use more traditional modes like TDM, free for all, or capture the flag.
Again, not bad, not to mention it's free. It does have room for improvement, though.
I tried Highguard. It is a game. It is a shooter, but it is not great compared to games of the same genre. It is especially disappointing compared to the games that the studio has already released. I'll play it, but it is definitely not an everyday play. I could see it getting better with the foundation it has set already.
I've got a game update being worked on right now. Mostly map work, but I'm going to be working on it as fast as I can. It has some new music going into it as well. So I think the wait will be worth it. I hope to come with an update on the progress of the combat system soon. I have made progress on it recently.
I've actually really been enjoying this Dragon's season in Snap. Card games are always best when balanced. Every card should have a risk/reward factor implemented into it to ensure this.
It keeps the game fair and doesn't create advantageous metas that typically ruin games like this.
Not to say they haven't already done that... but this season has been better than previous
The other day, someone mentioned their first experience with a Zelda game, and it reminded me a lot of mine.
Zelda Seasons/Ages was truly ahead of its time.
A game where you can change the weather or time to progress properly through the world ON GAMEBOY, mind you...
I was too young to figure out how to finish, but I enjoyed every moment of trying.
I need to run this one back