Hope you enjoy! Please let me know if you catch any bugs!

Hi there! last time I wrote here I was somehow telling that I wouldn't make it to partecipate the gamjam. 
Well, I couldn't exploit all the time, but I managed to do something reducing the working time. I made a text adventure game with some images generated with AI using an online tool called nightcafè. 
I'm not sure if it is clear enough. If you play it keep in mind that the prompt should be something like "go west" or "use tool on object".
This is not even close to some games I saw in the past pyweeks, but I'm proud I could partecipate anyway!
Hope you like the concept, hopefully I will make it better in the future!

It's not worth the sleep depravation to try to finish the project in short notice. Work and college unfortunately got in the way. Rather than try to push it Its best to call this off.

Even though this is going to be another DNF, I will by trying the following in between game jams. I'll be simulating a few practice runs and come up with weekly projects to attempt to create and finish in preparation for next PyWeek game jam. Perhaps by that time, I'll accumulate enough practice and skill to finally produce a good working game similar to that "6-crates" game I've done long ago.

Best wishes to everyone still in this.

Video demo: https://youtu.be/04alBvihDqk

Added an interactive tutorial scene, polished the rest.
I wanted to finish a day earlier in case something goes wrong.
Everything went as planned and I am happy with the outcome.

man it's been a lot of work:

- dev team has implemented physics, character movement, block spread, and other mechanics along the way, and a myriad of other important things.

- BGM is here, sfx is still underway

- sprites and animation is on it's last phase

- level design on it's way

So, with today almost being concluded, here is a little update on our progress:

Today, we added/fixed:

• Some animations
• The last menus 
• Lighting
• Room (off-)loading
• A player ability that revolves around gravity
• The first steps of making the HUD look nice

The last steps sadly also mean that our placeholder paint icons had to go... :(

The next few days are (mostly) about polishing and adding the final boss. 

Audio is working, (sort of).
The game is already fullscreen and most of the work was put into the audio, no GIF this time.
The intro is complete (music, animation, timing).

My teammate Ranger hasn't been active for the past week and hardly any progress has been made so its looking like we're going to get a DNF for this pyweek :(

I think it's day 3? Well the end of day three anyway. I'm too tired right now to go into detail about everything I did. The big takeaway is I heavily improved my game's polish, and even added a system to make animating in game cutscenes a thousand times easier for myself. My eyes keep fogging over as I write this, telling me it's time to go to bed. But I doubt I will be able to fall asleep easily, as my thoughts are filled with the creechure. It could be anywhere. It could evenbe in this diary entry. One thing's for sure, it's living in my head rent free.