Hello! This is Saori from Birdkin Studio.
Here’s the latest development update for Curry Princess GOLD.
Thank You for Tokyo Game Dungeon 11!
Thank you so much to everyone who played Curry Princess GOLD at Tokyo Game Dungeon 11 on February 8th!
Tokyo Game Dungeon is an indie game exhibition held in Tokyo, and we were able to meet many passionate players there. We received a lot of valuable feedback and impressions, which were incredibly encouraging and helpful for improving the game. We truly appreciate your support!
Next Event: TOKYO INDIE GAMES SUMMIT 2026
We’re excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at:
TOKYO INDIE GAMES SUMMIT 2026
March 20–21
IMAGINUS (Suginami Science Lab, Tokyo)
TOKYO INDIE GAMES SUMMIT is one of Japan’s indie-focused game events, bringing together developers and players from Japan and abroad.
Just like the previous event, we will showcase a fully English-localized playable build.
Hideaki will be attending in person on March 21 (Public Day), so if you’re visiting, please feel free to stop by and say hello!
Development Updates
Based on the feedback we received at Tokyo Game Dungeon 11, we’ve implemented several improvements. We’ve summarized everything in a short video—please check it out!
Here are the main changes:
🌟 Improved Spice Visibility
Slightly increased the size of the spices
Gave each color its own unique shape
This makes them easier to distinguish at a glance.
🌟 Fire, Water, Nature Magic – Temporary Implementation
Added sound effects
Implemented temporary visual effects
These are still being adjusted, but they already make the magic feel clearer and more satisfying.
🌟 Result Screen Improvements
Harvested vegetables are now displayed on the result screen
We want players to better see and feel what they accomplished during the stage.
🌟 Change to Curry Completion Timing
Removed the “Elemental Curry” system during stages
The curry is now completed for the first time on the result screen
We’ve also added new presentation effects for this moment (still experimenting!).
Our goal is to make players more strongly feel the sense of
“I made this curry!”
Final Words
The feedback we receive at events truly powers our development.
We’ll continue polishing and improving the game, so thank you as always for your support!
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