Nauticrawl

Devlog

• Nauticrawl Adds Russian and Simplified Chinese Localization
  May 08, 2020 by Andrea Interguglielmi

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  #localization, #simulation, #atmospheric

  Hello everyone! It's been a while since the last update, which doesn't mean I haven't been cooking up some new things. I have! I'm just not quite ready to talk about them yet. In the interim, though,... Continue reading

  
• how a real-time simulated machine ended up with a turn based gameplay
  May 31, 2019 by Andrea Interguglielmi

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  #gamedesign, #roguelike, #roguelite, #dungeoncrawler, #puzzle

  In this devlog I'd like to detail the (painful) process that went into making Nauticrawl a transparently turn based crawling game, while not sacrificing the immersive experience of piloting a machine... Continue reading

  
• UX design of a roguelike inside a cockpit sim
  April 04, 2019 by Andrea Interguglielmi

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  As I'm squeezing the last couple of levers in the cluttered cockpit of Nauticrawl, my roguelike within a cockpit sim, I decided to use this as an excuse to share some thoughts on what it's like to des... Continue reading

  
• End of beta, atmosphere, game-play challenges
  March 22, 2019 by Andrea Interguglielmi

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  #roguelike, #gamedesign, #beta

  With the first beta of Nauticrawl wrapped up, I felt there was enough interesting feedback to write a devlog about some of the reactions from the testers and what that means going forward to complete... Continue reading

  
• Crawling and flying? Avoiding feature creeping
  May 26, 2018 by Andrea Interguglielmi

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  #dungeoncrawler, #kickstarter, #procedural, #flightsim

  The premise When I started working on the Nauticrawl I had my mind straight: I wanted to make a dungeon crawler, and on top of that put a cockpit sim acting as interface. It made a lot of sense becaus... Continue reading

  
• The procedural story-driven design of 20'000 Atmospheres!
  August 20, 2017 by Andrea Interguglielmi

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  #dungeon, #crawler, #simulation, #procedural

  I have done 90% of my development for 20kAtm using test levels made by hand, which is kinda ridiculous for a procedural dungeon crawler. But hey, better later than never, I now have a fully procedural... Continue reading