Hisymak wrote:I won't repeat that your progress looks amazing as always.
In the last release you started a bit with episode 3 levels. Any progress and possibly screens from these?
Tormentor667 wrote:I would pay for it if it wasn't free...
Tormentor667 wrote:...but maybe donating a few bucks might work ;)
wildweasel wrote:Oh my god, how many DOS shareware games with wizards in them can we pile into this already-huge project?
(Mystic Towers? Realms of Chaos? Um...)
Shadow Hog wrote:Belated, since I only just noticed the March updates last night, but:wildweasel wrote:Oh my god, how many DOS shareware games with wizards in them can we pile into this already-huge project?
(Mystic Towers? Realms of Chaos? Um...)
Maybe something from one of Moonlite Software's earlier games, Clyde's Adventure. Roughly the same tile-based movement as Hocus Pocus, though it has absolutely no combat, and instead a higher focus on puzzling out how to grab everything in a stage before the fairly strict time limit ran out.
Hisymak wrote:Oh my... It's Christmas for me today! Cannot wait to see my favourite forest-themed levels finished. Thanks for your amazing effort.
As I understand, all episode 2 is now complete? This is really astonishing achievement. Earlier I thought you would end up just with one episode, but now there are twice as much colourful and well-made levels to play.
I can also see that my sprite extraction tool for Hocus Pocus helped you. I'm happy for that. I'm interested to see how you utilized the unused monster graphics.
And I also tried to do some tweaks to Hocus Pocus GENMIDI, maybe it sounds a bit better, not sure. Unfortunately I had no luck with the percussion instruments.
Zero X. Diamond wrote:I don't wanna get off-topic, but unused monsters in Hocus Pocus? That's news to me. Any chance you could post 'em?
EDIT: Oh, and I'm at work so I can't yet test the new version, but I just wanted to say that were it not for the secret level based off a different game by a different company (and the hands heavily edited from Hexen, if that's still the case), this is seriously good enough to snag an official license and get sold.
ravage wrote:It looks drastically different from the others' style so I may not be using that one.
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