Well, maybe not 100. I'm not very good at math. But that's not the point. Let's get down to business.

When we started working on Wild Rumble we had one thing clear: We wanted teamplay to be as important as the individual skills of each player.

In this devlog I'm going to explain how we achieved that:

.When you shoot the ball, it will always be aimed at the goalkeeper, who will take damage and, consequently, its life bar will drop.

You score a goal when the opponent goalkeeper's health bar reaches 0.

When you pass the ball to your teammates, you will see that it takes on a color. The color represents the charge of the ball.

There are 3 possible charges: Green < Blue < Orange. Each one more powerful than the previous one.

The higher the charge, the more passes between allies necessary to get it, and the more damage it will cause to the goalkeeper.
To take advantage of the ball charge, the player must release the shoot button when the white vertical rectangle is positioned over the green zone.

If the player fails to synchronize this QTE, the damage that the goalkeeper will receive will be if the ball had no charge(minimal).

And that's it! Don't forget to add Wild Rumble to your Wishlist - that helps a lot!

- Sergio

Hello everyone!

This post is for anyone who wants to follow the development of the game, and see updates on its progress. Below are a handful of links to our socials where we plan on posting about the game:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/PlayWildRumble

Over on Twitter we'll be posting images, gifs and videos showing new mechanics, characters, maps and sharing things like fan art, articles about the game, and other info like release dates.

Beta Sign Up: {ПРЕМАХНАТА ВРЪЗКА}https://bit.ly/JoinWildRumbleBeta

Want to be the first to play the game? Register for the beta right now!

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgtomRY5vb8-f-aFD1Lpejw
YouTube is where you’ll see us the least. We plan on using YouTube to post more ‘Milestones’ type content like trailers and other big announcements. We also might try posting gameplay from our testing sessions.

Steam: You’re already here!

You can also follow the game on Steam! We’ll be posting progress updates in a blog/text form right here in the community hub occasionally, so by following the game you’ll see those updates in your Steam news feed.

That’s all! Just wanted to put this out here for anyone who wants to stay in the loop.