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Yeah, Stan, from what I've been told, he indeed does hire and pay people to work in the game in stuff he can't or doesn't have time

When you say you "hired" x, y, & z, is that hyperbole or..?

Of course he can't do all that decently himself . He's hired a lot of people throughout the course of this project

wow dude i thought you were 17 or something lol

I am 17. But I have a lot of contacts since I know bigger studios and other people who do this kind of work.

oh that's cool. the game's looking great

Looked empty. Needed more foliage. Still preparing for the KickStarter guys. Hope we get donations when it's up. They're needed.

Very nice work so far, and great look for the rock.

So you pay works done on commission for you, Carking. When you have money to do that, there's a possibility to make an own wish come true (of course this isn't valid for everything).

I've chosen to completely redo the ground textures.

Final cutscene character finished.

We've changed the scope of the Arrow Blocks a bit. Adding gameplay mechanics that speed up the game.

Looks a good idea. So, at least a character is present in the game, can it be a sort of princess to free (Super Mario?)?

More than the great outside graphics, I notice that this game has a amazing soundtrack.

Great job on the character

I'm in love with this game, is perfect.

Just a silly question, this game has a storyline?

Thanks guys! Glad you're liking the music. Costing me $600 per track. Some of the story we have on the indiedb page.

"Gather 'round, children, be seated by the fire, and open your minds. I have a story for you, one of a time long ago, but yet of a race that lived in the future, who had mastered forces which we cannot comprehend."

As the fire sizzled and popped, the children drew closer and closer to hear the tales of the storyteller. The storyteller appeared wise and ancient, with a long beard, as his ancient, wrinkled face reflected a hidden age as if his years had gone by like a gust of wind carrying the sands of time. The fire reflected the intensity in his eyes as he continued...