BYOND Strategy Tech Tree: 111
Tech Tree is a list of links about games in BYOND Strategy, a guild run by volunteers on a game/development portal and engine called BYOND.
I've been watching a lot of Netflix movies lately. The reviews don't seem to be helpful though. A sweet coming of age story? Pardon me if you think this is a spoiler, but I think that little vampire in Let The Right One In is a frelling pedophile.
The Efencea team doesn't seem to be communicating, but Vermolius is working on the next update to their competative base defense game. There have been AI, cost, and ammunition improvements. A tutorial and a pause function are planned next.
Oasiscircle is now displaying the initial brackets for his Forsight tournament. Hopefully, all of the entrants will show up for the first round of the turn-based grid battles. And second. And third.
Ganing released another update to his base defense game, Seika SE. There are 15 new waves, a new medal and a new boss. Ganing is planning on working on a new mode next, but which mode is yet to be determined.
Vexontator released an update which fixed a massive bug in his turn-based totalitarian revolution, Insurgency. Massive. It was "clearly preventing people from enjoying the game properly". Clearly.
...I have no idea what it was.Squeegy released the source for three of his games, including Faith and Military Tycoon. This is the first time the latter has been available for download in any form.
I'm a bit confused as to the conditions of the release. Squeegy admits that the code could be a bit messy to learn from and then states that he doesn't want others claiming his work. Can people create their own forks as long as they give credit?I remembered my strategy games instead of just releasing an update with medals for Wrangle, Warp And Weep. I started looking for sound effects to use in my abstract competitive dungeon crawl, GrimTunnel, and my bot-crashing gear collector, Gears & Peers. I found a few, but it was really bugging me that I couldn't use my microphone to get the exact samples I wanted. Fortunately, I think I just fixed the problem. Audacity works with my hardware fine. Apparently, all I needed to do was use a stereo adapter. *sigh*
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