Devlog #06
How's it going everyone? I'm back with another update of your favorite game!
First off I have really great news! The Berathen: Spirit Detective project is lucky enough to be up on KickStarter.com! What's Kickstarter.com you may ask?
Why it's a website that provides a platform to raise cash for creative projects, such as my very own detective game!
However, only projects that meet their goal price point by their deadline are funded. Say you back my project, but it doesn't meet its goal? Then your credit card will not be billed. But how terrible would that be!? Not getting the funding to port Berathen: Spirit Detective to smart phones! I don't even want to think about it! I get chills... they're multiplying. And I'm losing control!
Eh hem. Anyways I should also point out that their are rewards for backing my project on Kickstarter!
Can you believe it? So awesome.
Your name can be in the credits for my game... or maybe you could even be an npc in it! You should definitely check this all out at my Kickstarter page.
First off let me clarify that Berathen: Spirit Detective is still coming out on PC, to be played on your very own web browser, by May 19th! If you choose to back my project on Kickstarter, which you so totally should, you are helping me get the game onto iPhones and Android phones across the world! Cool right?
Now secondly you don't think today's update was only about me asking for your money did you? Because it's not! Geesh! Today's update is about the notebook feature!
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With the simple press of a button you can access Terrich's notebooks and review everything note worthy you've come across in your investigation. You can review clues and the profiles of all the suspicious villagers. This will be infinitely useful for keeping track of names and staying on top of your leads. Not to mention, in case you miss it, Terrich will be writing down very specific observations about any clues he comes across.
Remember kids, in 'Hot Fuzz' Nicholas Angel(Simon Pegg) tells us that it's not his gun that's the most important tool in his arsenal. It's his notebook!