Developer posts and news about this game.
It's done! The game is out and you can grab it for about the price of a nice coffee here in Stockholm. Or you can keep playing the demo for as long as you want for free - I won't be taking it down. If you've been following the game and end up liking it - a review, forwarding it t
Horses, Pandas, Capybaras... Short update: You can now ride all the things! All the launch mounts are implemented and working. They're currently purely cosmetic, but I got basic logic implemented so that they could also function similar to items and give the rider some stats boos
Launch is approaching fast! With just over 30 days left until Idlewood releases, I wanted to give a quick update on what's left on my plate. Broadly speaking it's finishing up the release content scope and fixing any bugs and smaller QoL issues ya'll find during Next Fest. So it'
The new demo: Porting the game from Electron over to Godot was more work than I thought - but it was the right call. Everything feels more stable, both playing the game and developing it. And apps like Cursor make switching code language pretty darn fast, even for a n00b dev like
I've been a bit too quiet since the demo launch, but I had a reason that's both good and pretty stupid. As many of you have noticed, there's a couple issues with the game being unreliable when it comes to which clicks it captures and which fall through to the desktop and "steal"
The Outpost is open for testing! We're super happy to have hit this milestone and am already learning what is and isn't working (yet). Known issues: Click transparency being fiddly - the game can lose focus and then you need to click it in the task bar/dock so that the OS gives b