Developer posts and news about this game.
Hello! This is our first patch, aimed at using early feedback to adjust certain balance concerns. Adjusted early star placements to be more forgiving Adjusted early level requirements to be lower Readjusted certain descriptions for narrative and mechanical clarity, and for less c
Mitobit is now released! Thank you so much to anyone who showed interest and wishlisted our game. Usually, Mitobit will cost $3.00 (be sure to check the store page for the conversion to your currency). For the next week though, you can get it for only $2! That's a whole 33%! If y
Hello, I’m Gabe, the main programmer for Mitobit. This squish might be a bit more technical than previous ones, but if you’re up for it, I’ll share some interesting tidbits of the code for Mitobit. Making Mitobits Behave One important aspect of making the Mitobits feel like an ac
Hello, I’m Ryan, one-half of Mitobit’s artists! You’ll hear from the other half, Mariya, in a bit, but for now, let’s talk about... The Mitobits You’d think the hardest thing to design would be the Mitobits - after all, they’re the entire focus of the game - but they fell into pl
Hello! My name is Danny and I'm the sound designer / composer for Team Jelly Games! Sound Effects One of the biggest challenges in making the sound design successful was managing one thing: Noise. This is not just the volume itself, but the frequency of sounds that would potentia
Hello, and welcome to The Squish! This is the first installment of a blog series we’re starting, highlighting the behind the scenes work of the games we’re making. My name is Cole, and our first installment is going to go over my work as the designer on Mitobit, and how we turned