At the time of me writing this, it is has been one year and a month ever since RO-BOUNCE hit steam. While it was a small, silly little game to say the least. To me it means more than that. Hi, I am Alex Lisotto and if you viewed the credits, I had worked on RO-BOUNCE with the other developers. How this game come to be? Well it's quite a simple story. For one of my classes in Senior Year of High School, me and four other classmates were to fully develop a game from scratch. For the project, I was in charge ...

At the time of writing this, it has now been TWO years and one month since this little game hit steam, time sure flies by huh? As you might have saw from my previous post, I had helped out with the games development which you can read more about if you are interested. However, I also wanted to answer a question that was asked in the replies of the previous anniversary look back: "Would you ever consider remastering this game?" While the idea of a remaster does sound interesting, I'm afraid that something...

I can't stand the Redbro pictures.

Hello, I have a question about the behavior when landing on the ground. I thought it was for beginners with a gauge for jumping power. I think it is good. I have a question about the behavior when landing. I have the impression that the lateral input during the jump is reflected in the sliding distance when landing. Is this a specification?　 Together with the lateral bounce, these are my two questions about this game....

THEY ARE SUPER CRINGE LIKE VERY VERY CRINGE