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More polishing and Son of Nor now starts to feel like a "game" even for us! Some NPCs talk about bananas.

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More polishing and Son of Nor now starts to feel like a "game" even for us! Some NPCs talk about bananas.

  • It's hard for us to think of Son of Nor as a playable game as we're working on so many ends, we're constantly seeing behind the scenes, we're testing little pieces all the time so that we literally don't see the big picture. There's a nice saying in German: Wir sehen den Wald vor lauter Bäumen nicht mehr (not to see the wood for the trees). But now that we play through the game in bigger chunks, everything comes together, also for us. Which is really cool to see. Son of Nor is fun :)
  • You can now interact with NPCs and they have a separat little icon that indicates you can talk to them or interact with them (quest givers).
  • All dialogs are localised. Text is pulled from external files we can edit and translate outside the game. Have a peek inside.
  • More color and lighting improvements.
  • Rocks you can pull out of canyon walls now have a great representation in-game.
  • To prevent players from being without ammo, we introduced re-growing crystals and things that can be picked up again and again.
  • We updated the tree shader to take lighting better into account and also bend in the wind. Settings need to be tweaked though, currently trees wobble funnily ;)
  • Get into the discussion and join our forum: forum.sonofnor.com

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thejamesanderson
thejamesanderson - - 212 comments

It's funny seeing someone else feeling the same things about their game as we feel about ours in relation to not seeing the forest for the trees. You do forget what all the bits and pieces you are working on are actually working towards at times don't you. We too are at the stage of putting things together and seeing all the parts work as a whole is pretty awesome! Good luck with Son of Nor I think your concept is great.

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RicardoValenzuela
RicardoValenzuela - - 48 comments

Thank you!! what game are you developing?? I want to check it out :)

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thejamesanderson
thejamesanderson - - 212 comments

We are developing Adventure Craft. Here's our page. Indiedb.com

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