Anuchard

Hey everyone! We have some very exciting news to share today 👀 That’s right! Anuchard will be launching on Xbox, PC, and Switch on April 21, 2022!! 🎉 Thank you all for your support that has brought us this far. We can’t wait for you all to get into the world of Anuchard and to save the lost souls. While you wait for the launch, make sure to wishlist Anuchard here on Steam, follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, or if you want to talk with the devs and help grow our community, join our Discord!

Hello everyone, I’m Rico Lemba, back again delivering some development updates of Anuchard. Last 10% of the development seems like forever for us, but we’re still working hard to make the game stable and polished. I’m going to share a bit about how we design enemies in this game, Anuchard gameplay mostly follows one of our core principles that is behavior driven enemy design. Instead of using different stats, health points, etc. we put emphasis in enemy attack patterns. Anuchard's most basic enemies, the slime type enemy, only attacks the player in four directions, giving you a lot of options to defeat this enemy, other enemies, for example the wild type, actively pursue the player, serving as constant threat. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/38700864/ddf7b03e5191410445f94c9ad90ab8dfe5bbb28e.gif Every enemy might be easy if you defeat it in 1vs1, but the challenge really escalates when we combine different enemies in one encounter, combine this with Armor mechanics, light attack, and heavy attack mechanic, and the combat becomes intuitive and engaging for all players! It’s been a great joy making this game, and we’re super excited that the development is almost complete. We look forward to

Hello everyone, I’m Rico, back again delivering some development updates for Anuchard! We’re entering the final push of the development, it’s been really tough for the past few months but we’ll make sure to deliver the best experience. In this devlog, I’m going to share about the dungeons in the game. Making an adventure/RPG style game has been really challenging, not only do we need to make the gameplay good enough, we also need to make sure that the narrative also drives the player to keep playing. Finding the right balance between those elements has proven very difficult. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/38700864/9c8cbf5ca0747aa43544a6a020f9d8b50d4db6d8.jpg {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/38700864/806cac61d7c7e4f956a184f26762ec2e658eb1a4.jpg We decided to make smaller dungeons, with puzzles, collectibles, and unique gimmicks. Words that keep popping up when we design the dungeon are personalized, gimmick, and floating. Dungeons in Anuchard slowly shift according to the characteristics of the soul of the host, so we put a lot of effort into decorating dungeons based on the personality of the character. You will find a dungeon with books scattered around, a dungeon that looks like a collector’s mansion and

Hi peeps, it’s Lazcht: Artist, Storywriter, and bits of everything (except coding and audio). Now it’s my turn and first time writing a dev diary on Steam, although I wrote lots back then everywhere else, haha. Last month was a very busy month for us, we’re finalizing all the content. But before we start on progress, I’ll talk about the narrative vision we had years ago. Rico and I were thinking of making something with similar narrative (not content or overall budget) scope as Enix’s Quintet games, such as Actraiser, Illusion of Gaia, Soul Blazer, and Terranigma. After finishing their games for research (and weeping with Terranigma’s ending :’> ), I thought it’s quite realistic for a small team to achieve. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/38700864/820ef51ed9d7286a0f105b7090a1c0e7e02d4eb4.png Back then, I’m the one who was mainly in charge of writing all of the narrative parts, as well as the graphics. I was content with working in a very small team, but as the project went on and off for almost 4 years, we decided that we need to expand our team to speed up the whole development speed, that means finding people to take care of things to prevent bottlenecks from my side (since I have really l