After the last update we were accused of insufficient variability of the scene - almost everything was static, which was not good for game design.

Now we're working on adding more motion in our scene. For example, an ominous cloud of evil was added to our Dark Lord. In Unity it looks fairly obscene, like he broke wind.

Though, integrated in the scene it looks more decent :)

Also we added more materials to decorate the castle: malachite, carved stone slabs, columns, framed glass. These are to illustrate our important feature: one block is relatively small, this allows to create fine buildings and decorations.

You can find the new malachite ore at the Ruins map.

Plus we solved one important problem (or made an attempt to solve): often new players didn't recognise their game was paused. So the solution is to make the pause button more visible to the player, now it's brighter and slightly pulsating.

This update is dedicated to traps.

Imagine: you pull the lever and your enemies fall into the pit of death. Such an amazing feeling!

To organise this system you need the following elements:
- Lever
- Trap Pit
- Wiring

Each of these can be crafted at the Metal Workshop. After crafting you install the trap pit and the trap activator (the lever), then you connect them with wiring. Build wiring piece by piece, it will try to take the right shape on its own.

Then you can order to activate the trap: click on the lever in the caret mode ( I mean the first green button in the bottom left corner :) In this version the trap can also be activated automatically by a peasant - just one time. The lever always activates the trap.

Awesome structures can be created using these 3 elements. One lever can be connected to many traps - they will be activated simultaneously. Look:

The bottom of the pit can be lined with traps of a different kind, they're called just 'Traps'. They spring sharp stakes when a peasant steps on them.

The next update is supposed to be about beauty, but new trap types are on the way too!