Developer posts and news about this game.
I've been wanting to write about the development of Promesa for quite some time, and now that it's been 1 year since the release of Promesa, I hope that this initial "birthday" post will help me to finally start writing. It’s something I look forward to, since I feel that for the
CUCCCHI is a game I've been working on since the release of Promesa. It was made on commission for Fantastico Studio and the Enzo Cucchi Archive, who asked me to create a videogame inspired by the imaginary of italian painter Enzo Cucchi. The nature of this project is completely
Game update: I have added 3 different walk speed options, which means that now it's possible to play Promesa with a slightly faster pace. I think that the walk speed in Promesa sets a tone and a flow for the experience, but since the slow pace can be too much for some, I decided
Promesa is now available in Russian! I'm happy to announce that thanks to Анастасия Мякинина and Сергей Николаев, Promesa got a new full translation. For any Russian players, please let me know if it all works fine, and help me spread the word :) Milan Games Week The other news i
Steam Achievements I'm implementing a small number of Steam Achievements: pop-ups for these will appear only in the main menu or in the pause menu, so to not interrupt the flow of the experience. Most of the achievements are going to be quite basic (playing levels and going throu
Bug Fixing Today I uploaded a new mac build to match the windows one that was already up to date. - Fixed weird colliders issues in a scene - Fixed ortographic errors in the spanish texts (ːsteamfacepalmː) - Fixed minor sound bugs - And other minor things here and there. Thanks t
Promesa is out now! If you enjoy it, consider writing a short review in the store page, it will help its visibility. Curious to know any opinions or feedback you’ll have. Enjoy it!
In this 15 minutes short demo of Promesa, you'll be able to explore a couple of scenes from the game, chosen at random with each playthrough. Between one scene and the other, you'll read short texts: the fragments of a conversation between a grandfather and his grandchild. Promes