Working with the presentation of my #DRPG a bit. Even a little thing like adding monster portraits to combat makes a difference.

Not my home, but I know my way around.

Today's library haul: Nino Cipri's "Dead Girls Don't Dream", Haruki Murakami's "The City and Its Uncertain Walls", Suyi Davies Okungbowa's "Lost Ark Dreaming", and Xiran Jay Zhao's "Iron Widow".

Today I changed the way the dungeon's data is stored from using Grid Cartographer's JSON export to a custom export script. I was worried about adapting the automap, but it turned out to be a cinch. Also changed up the colors to give it more of an old-school feeling. #DRPG #gamedev

Aww. *waves tiny arms*

My long-simmering DRPG project is back on the boil. Remember when RPGs came with paragraph books? The idea here is to cross those with a CYOA and have it on-screen at all times.

This version is in Godot and C#, and uses Ink for the text-based adventure-y bits.