Morlequariat Alpha

Devlog

• Alpha v4.2.3 is out!
  January 17, 2023 by epiglottalaxolotl

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  New version is available! This is mostly just some quality-of-life improvements. If the development of the game feels like it's been slower lately, that's intentional; I don't want to get too burnt ou... Continue reading

  
• Alpha v4.2.1: the Lore Update
  May 29, 2022 by epiglottalaxolotl

  This is a minor update, but it makes the look and feel of the game so much better! It was originally supposed to be focused on improving the game's narrative, and there's some of that, but I also made... Continue reading
• Alpha 4.2 is live today!
  April 07, 2022 by epiglottalaxolotl

  Alpha 4.2.0 is finally here! I didn't get as far as I had hoped on the area past the temple, but what I did add is an entire title screen and pause menu! The current plan is to overhaul all of the gam... Continue reading
• Alpha v4.1.3: First draft of the second dungeon
  December 30, 2021 by epiglottalaxolotl

  Alpha 4.1.3 is here! It's not as polished as I would like it to be, but after being stuck for so long on the Dusty Pancake levels, I figured that it's best to have something out that I can improve lat... Continue reading
• Alpha 4.1.2: fixing all the bugs introduced in 4.1.1
  October 06, 2021 by epiglottalaxolotl

  Not much to say about this update. There were a bunch of things in 4.1.1 that didn't work very well, such as: Doors were misaligned in certain rooms of the Dusty Pancake Using the Dash spell would cos... Continue reading
• Alpha v4.1.1
  October 04, 2021 by epiglottalaxolotl

  Level design is hard, so I only got halfway through the second dungeon. But what I do have so far is pretty fun, I think. Also, this update marks the introduction of a mechanic that I'm referring to a... Continue reading
• Alpha 4.1.0 released
  July 21, 2021 by epiglottalaxolotl

  It's been way too long, but Alpha 4.1.0 is finally up. Most of the past six and a half months were spent workshopping the dialogue for the new cutscenes, rewriting code for moving multiple characters,... Continue reading
• Alpha 4.0 release
  December 01, 2020 by epiglottalaxolotl

  Alpha 4.0 is here! I decided to make this a major release rather than calling it 3.1 because adding the ability to save felt like a significant enough change, especially combined with all the new cont... Continue reading
• Alpha v2.2 released, finally
  October 01, 2020 by epiglottalaxolotl

  Since I've been having to work from home, I haven't been able to really manage splitting my efforts between Morlequariat and my job. However, I have a couple new features that are at least stable, if... Continue reading
• Alpha v3 released!
  October 01, 2020 by epiglottalaxolotl

  Felt like it took forever, but I'm finally satisfied enough with the museum area to release Morlequariat Alpha v3.0! The game now consists of two main areas; from the central area, you can either play... Continue reading
• Alpha v2.2 delayed but still in progress
  May 04, 2020 by epiglottalaxolotl

  I've been very busy with work lately, and so I haven't had time to program anything on Morlequariat for the past month or so. But I've been hard at work at the storyline, and I have a very good outlin... Continue reading
• Alpha v2.0 released
  March 08, 2020 by epiglottalaxolotl

  Alpha v2.0 is out! This marks the beginning of Morlequariat as an actual game , rather than just a technical demo of game mechanics. Please direct feedback (including bug reports) to the game's offici... Continue reading
• Alpha v1.1 released
  February 23, 2020 by epiglottalaxolotl

  Originally, I was going to wait to do another release until Alpha V2 was ready (which would encompass basically the entire game engine, with Beta V1 being the first area of the final game). However, a... Continue reading
• Now runs natively on Windows
  February 13, 2020 by epiglottalaxolotl

  I finally found a way to compile C++ code natively for Windows without using third-party Bash shells! This means that now there's a Windows version of the game that people who aren't programmers can u... Continue reading