Changelog August 27:

Added a gem count to the level select screen, allowing players to see how many gems they’re already received so they don’t accidentally play a level twice for no gain.

Before each game starts, there are glowing orbs that travel down the paths that the enemies will take. This gives the player an idea of what the enemies will be doing and makes it more clear, especially on some of the more complex maps.

The remaining number of enemies to be spawned is now at the top left of the screen, just lets players know how much longer they can expect the round to go.

Enemies now explode when they do damage to the player, letting you know that you took damage and making it more impactful to the player

Thank you all for your feedback! We're doing our best to listen to the community and improve the game as much as we can! We'll keep doing weekly updates and we're currently working on 10 more maps, that should be out in around a month.

Have fun and keep doing your part to Defend the Kingdom of Endorfire!

Changelog August 20

- Gem animations at end of the level

- Fixed lighting on some of the levels

- Changed the level select to show you a top-down view of each level, looks way better and lets you know what the map looks like before playing

- The level select screen is also separate from the play screen to give us the necessary room for displaying all 20 levels

- Added different models for the towers, as you level them up they’ll change to be their improved versions until you hit the max level! We think this makes it much more rewarding to upgrade your towers and makes it easier to see which ones are leveled up.

- Small light fix on level 18

- Reduced the length of map 3 a bit, it was too long and the enemies took a while to reach the end.

We hope that these UI and tower upgrades will make the game look and feel better for everyone playing. We’re working hard to make Endorfire more fun to play every single day and we aren’t slowing down anytime soon.


Here is a list of some of our goals for the following week:

- Some kind of animation for when the enemies reach the house, so instead of just disappearing they’ll explode or ram into the house, something like that. Just to make it more fun and obvious to the player that they just lost a life.

- Maps for each level, showing you the path the enemies will take. This is more important for the later levels where multiple paths exist, we just want to make it clear to the player exactly where each enemy will be coming from and what path they’ll take to the house.

- Enemy counter. Mainly just to show the player how many enemies are left so they have a good idea of how long the level will go on for



Small note from the owner:

I just hired on our designer, Ben ‘The Hippo’, full time. He was working part-time but this launch has given me the confidence to bring him onto the team full-time. I believe in our dream to make a fun, reliable game company that listens to its fans, and truly cares about what it’s doing. We’re small now but I do believe that if we keep pushing, getting feedback, and correcting our path that we’ll be able to turn this dream into a reality. Thank you all for all of your support!

- Matthew ‘The Gorilla’