Dev Log — SquigglyFrog Studios

Campfires have ambience, monsters can wander and chase you, shrines are handing out blessings, and witches, vendors and NPCs are starting…

Status effects are finally alive, curative items actually have a reason to exist, gear can now wear out, and short rests and campsites are…

Inventory equipping is finally working, equipment now actually affects combat, and character creation is getting a little more interesting…

The basic inventory screens are in, slot selection works with twists and double taps, and the equipment flow is finally starting to make…

Spells, potions, multi-effect items, smoke bombs, and updated combat result screens are all working. Next comes the inventory system — and…

The dungeon is playable. We can move, fight, win, lose, collect loot, level up, and choose abilities. Which means, naturally, it’s time to…

Movement is finally behaving, the map editor has turned into something much better than I originally planned, and the first five dungeon…

Movement has been revamped yet again, but this time it actually feels right. JOFD now uses twists for reliable dungeon movement, while a…

Sound effects are working, equipment and quest items are starting to take shape, and movement is getting better. Of course, I still have…