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Unfortunately, we've had to delay the release of Queen At Arms: Deluxe Edition for a few days. We managed to finish all the content in the game before our deadline, but we haven't had enough time to thoroughly test the game. This will be Queen At Arms' last release, and I want to make sure that we p...

We've had this bug forever in Queen... if the player skips animations in any way, by clicking quickly, by scrolling backwards and forwards, some of the game sprites get placed in a 'default' position. IE, the character is placed in the center of the screen, on top of the bottom of the screen. After ...

As an indie-game developer who does my own stuff, there are 2 kinds of producers I would hire: 1) Myself 2) Someone who handles the duties of a producer in addition to another essential job like programming, artwork, marketing and business, or sound I promoted one of my writers for Queen At Arms to ...

These are hella sweet articles, can't wait to read all of them.

Hey Infel... I recommend just putting on a brave face and giving it a shot. Part of making games is being criticized. Haters gonna hate hate hate. And over time you'll learn to separate real, valid criticism from "this isn't my kind of game so I'm gonna be a jerk." It's hard, and I think we all star...

I understand Jem's perspective. It all depends on project size, but little stuff like that adds up. If you can do things in code and not have extra assets it's a good idea.

Keep in mind that until recently downloads for many devices were capped at 50mb...

Alright, I've got a beta thingie set up for people. It's not on Steam, so we can't test Steam achievements, but people can just test it for general problems, and we have some forms and things for people to give us feedback. If anyone is interested, they can PM me with their email and I will send the...

Oh, I found Pytom's own list.

https://github.com/renpy/renpy/blob/master/.gitignore

It looks like this has some ignores that aren't necessary for a random project but it's still good.

Are there any guides for committing Renpy games into source control? For example, choosing the correct files to ignore? Like, you wouldn't commit RPYC files. And there are a ton of other files like that that constantly change and aren't necessary to source control.

I'm trying to figure out how to add external testers on Steam, if I manage to figure it out then I'll send people keys to test on Steam.

We could use some testers to blow thru the game on Steam tomorrow night.

Fun with the backer names list:

Artstyle is very unique! Very cute.

Thanks, Harliqueen! Every single one of us is giving it our all.

Closing in on our final release, everything is down to the wire.