Working slow but safe on Six Sides

Hi! We are on June, but the development has suffered a little delay. Since the last post until now I’ve been a little busy (remember, this is a one-man team working on his spare time), first preparing some surprises for my only sister’s wedding. It was a mid-ages wedding and I was the only one in the family with the necessary background about the theme, so I was in charge to make cool things, and engage all family and friends to be part of the surprises. It took more time than expected, so a there was a month lost from the development, but I don’t regret it, it was done for my sister, it was a very fun party and I was dressed as a knight, even with my own sword, so it was very cool. After the wedding, some friends asked me to give a speech about how is to work on the videogame industry, so I did it. You can find the video here, but it’s in spanish (and I am a very fast speaker). Finally, I attended the PAD congress, and indie event in Barcelona in which I could showcase Six Sides of the World and obtain great feedback. It was a success for the game, and lots of people chose the game as one of the three best ones, which is hard for a puzzle game.  The game also demonstrated to be very polished and the Game and Level designers from other studios were impressed about the level design, so be prepared for a great puzzle game. But not all the time has been lost, I also made some new levels, fixed some bugs, modified the difficulty from others and make a new video in which all the levels shown are from the real game, not only…

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April 2015 update

Since January a lot of work has been done. We created new levels, upgraded some graphics and gameplay. And then, a beta test begun. We got very possitive feedback and some interesting details and ideas that have been implemented into the game: Upgrade the camera code to make it move smoother Redesign the World selection maps, and reflect the changes inside the affected levels. Now we have planets, asteroid fields and more Decrease the difficulty of some levels The floating texts weren’t being noticed, so we added floating banners to give them visibility Camera shake when something explodes Set a color code for the wormholes. Now you can guess where they will lead you Added Intro – outro animations to each level. This work has given to the game a new appeal and it looks more finished and polished. We still have to change the sound effects by others with more quality, and also some new music soundtracks are needed, but apart of this tasks, the next step is to add the remaining levels. We hope to have them finished by august. The game is nearly finished!!!! There are some of the new screenshots of the game with all the changes made during this time. We have also recorded a new gameplay video, showing a little bit of the level design. Some levels contains more than one puzzle, and they’re mixed together creating a puzzle with solutions of different difficulty, each one leading you to a new level. In this way, all players can enjoy and finish the game: if you can not solve the difficult part, you can always follow the easy path to the end of the game.

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Six Sides of the World Greenlighted!

Two days ago, Six Sides of The World was finally greenlighted. That’s like an amazing Christmas gift for us! Since the last update we have been working adding more levels, and improving the overall game with some changes and features, like the complete redesign of the gameplay of the black and white levels or the improvement of the level reload times. Now it’s time to finish the game! The rest of the levels are awaiting for us! Thanks to all for your support! And here is a image from one of the new black and white levels.

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Ready for the contest

Three months has passed since we started the GreenLight campaign of Six Sides of the World. We still have not been approved, but the game is receiving votes day by day. Since then we’ve been working on the creation of the game levels, fixing bugs and preparing the game for some contests. One of these contests is IndieCade, one of the most important ones about indie games. The other one is, of course, The Independent Games Festival, but IndieCade subscription opens first, so we’ve been working hard to have the game ready for it. At this time the game is not completed, lots of levels have to be created and,  also, the game still needs polishing, some little details, and bug fixing, but is on a really good playable state, with twenty levels and two hours of complete gameplay from the beginning. We’ve been testing the game progression with some players, and  that helped us to fix some bugs, polish some important details, and rethink some puzzles, just because, they could break them or discovered some errors on them. But, the most important thing is that they had a lot of fun with the game, even when they’ve not listened to the incredible music that Carlos Viola is composing. We’ve added  the music a couple of days ago. So, we’ve now enter the IndieCade contest. We know the competition will be extremely hard, but we’re happy about how the game is going. Maybe we cannot even reach a finalist nomination, but we’ll be honored if we can get one. During the development of  the game some of the previous concept levels have been changed or even discarded because they didn’t fit on the real game progression, so we’ve reflect these changes on the current game captures. Also, we’ve added a…

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