This update brings 2 new allies and an adjustment to the background.

Adds

• Falcon: On summoned, attack instantly. Stats: 5/1

• Mice: On destroyed, gives random ally +1/+1. Stats: 1/1

• When party slots are full. New allies spawn into the void. They exist for nothing.

• Cards, when hovered, will shake their booty

Changes

• Shockwave:

  • Old: Remove enemy next action

  • New: 50% chance to remove enemy's next action

• Background color is now brighter and more vibrant

• Background is randomly selected at the start of the battle

• Buttons now randomly change to a random color on click or revert back to normal. This applies to most buttons.

• Cards are now taller. Now they can play basketball

• HP and ATK icons are now easier to distinguish

Fixes

• A bug where on destroyed is called on reroll

• On level up, the bar will fill, then delay before the next filling

• The dev who had the nerves to post the previous cringe updates (that was me)

That's about 80% into the full game loop.

I'm making sure that the game feels good to play and that most bugs are fixed before adding new cards.

Between living frugally and game dev, I think this is a good pace I'm going.

I'm waiting for the musician and the artist to come up with a good idea before early access.

My concern is that the game direction may be too niche or dark.

I'm still going because I believe in this project

Let's see where we are going next

I was supposed to fix bugs, but instead I spent 30 minutes staring at a potato chip, thinking it could be one of the enemies. Don't worry, I still fixed the bug (eventually).

Here is what you have seen so many times already :0

"Why does every enemy in this game have the same face?" you may ask. Bold of you to assume I can draw more than one face.

When a card needs something, you give it the thing by expanding its noodle. And yes, you can now whip the noodle on the girl's face. Don't ask why, enjoy it.

Rearranged the parts that make the battle tick: same battle, slightly less existential dread.

There are sound effects when you buy a card. Supposed to be chaching, you know, the usual, but somehow sounds like a cat just died.

Too bad you can only hear it in Early Access.

Fun fact you don't need to know today

Each enemy pattern is stored as a tiny Lua table, meaning you could technically swap them mid-battle if you wanted.

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oops I said too much. No, don't note that

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