Emotion Rancher (paused)

Devlog

• #20 - Fiat Tempus & Bob the Builder
  August 31, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  Added calendar system and started the building menu. Also, we have the first project build!... Continue reading

  
• #19 - "Fixed" UI and added 'button'!
  August 03, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  Had a helping hand from Vitor and learned how to use Anchor Snap and properly fit and anchor UI. Also added 'close' buttons to all the building menus. I'm also currently working in another game at Ga... Continue reading
• #18.5 - More quality of life
  July 14, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  Wasn't going to do anything else but got assistance on how to implement the closing of the menus by clicking outside them, so here's for tiny and unnecessary devlogs, yay!... Continue reading
• #18 - Hey there
  July 13, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  After a long break due to work reasons, I've increased the game's quality of life by 0.0057 by letting the player hit "escape" to close the building menus, yay!... Continue reading
• #17 - Saving + Menu Sprites Fix
  May 06, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  Now all valid buildings are correctly saving and loading the creatures inside, and adequately showing the sprites in their respective menus. We hit the 50% mark on the prototype's feature list! Soon t... Continue reading

  
• #16 - Messing with UI
  April 21, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  One of the things I wanted to implement for the longest time now was the ability to see the sprites of the creatures inside the menus. And now it is done, and I feel joy. Also, the building menus have... Continue reading

  
• #15 - Capitalism
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  Click squares get paid... Continue reading

  
• #14 - Unlimited Save Works
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  The save system now does what its name implies. Currently saving player position, creature position and names, and also creatures inside the Combinator. A new bug has popped, even though I managed to... Continue reading

  
• #13 - The Game
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  The actual game main mechanic. I had some (a lot of) help from one of my good friends, who I will from this point on refer to as Bunny. I actually almost archived the project before coming to this poi... Continue reading

  
• #12.5 - Nyoom but softer
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  The zoom is now softer and squishier... Continue reading

  
• #12 - Nyooom and Menu
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  You can now do an <<approach>> and a <<back up>>, if you want to see the opaque geometric figures in greather or lesser detail. Also added the main menu scene, so the "menu" button on the pause screen... Continue reading

  
• #11 - Time powers: Beyond
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  You can now save and load the game. Well, not the game, but your position. It's helpful. I'm trying... Continue reading

  
• #10 - Time powers
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  You may still not pet the dog, but you can now pause the game... Continue reading

  
• #9 - Adequate Imprisonment and Suckage
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  At some point, the cyan triangles will walk by their own, and wreak havoc upon this accursed opaque green land. Before that happens, safely imprison them in opaque gray rectangles. (Added Corrals) You... Continue reading

  
• #8 - Boop it gently (bugfix)
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  Fixed a small bug where on clicking a creature (not draggin, only clicking and releasing) it would engorge and become immobile, strong, sturdy and a nuisance. Now they do a "boop", as all things shoul... Continue reading

  
• #7 - Things have names
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  No more referring to things as things, for now each thing is its own thing. At least, it is recognized as such by the white square of knowledge (us). In Portuguese, it says: "It's a [creature name]!"... Continue reading

  
• #6.5 - Extra squishy
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  Literally just made it squishier. It is now adequately squishy... Continue reading

  
• #6 - Now make it squishy
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  I have this friend, you see. Every game he makes is squishy. Even when they are still far from being 'game', they are already squishy and bouncy. Once we did a project that was supposed to last 30 day... Continue reading

  
• #5 - First law of thermodynamics
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  Now you can, through an intricate implementation of chaos magick in C#, spawn creatures out of thin bits. It is now acceptable to break the ecosystem's equilibrium and accelerate the universe's heat d... Continue reading

  
• #4 - Some feedback, please?
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  The game has made an effort, and is trying to communicate better than just having its way without consideration for the player's feelings. It now makes the dragged stuff look all cool and red when you... Continue reading

  
• #3 - Drop detection
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  Back into the dragging business, now the game is more aware of "Where the heck do you think you are dropping this? This is why mom didn't love you, Maurice", and will tell you not to drop the thing in... Continue reading

  
• #2 - The magnificent drag and drop
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  The game main mechanic is simply clicking on stuff, dragging stuff, and dropping stuff. Unity Engine's IPointer interfaces are pretty convenient for this sort of thing, and only unsurprisingly gave me... Continue reading

  
• #1 - Starting out!
  April 19, 2019 by Victor de Paiva

  First post! This is a game concept I've conceived on the bus while on my way to driving school. I didn't get to my class in time and had to pay a borderline unconstitutional fee for rescheduling, but... Continue reading