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Starting with the background sprites, it seems the foundation of the game is gradually taking shape. The title has also been completed, but it is highly likely that the concept will differ from other games with similar themes. On a separate note, it appears that some players find the current...

Thank you. Since someone else is working on the arcade version (Banpresto), I plan to work on the SFC version, which is relatively easier to edit.

It looks like my next project, which was previously undecided, will be a Sailor Moon game. I've been preparing quite a bit; judging by the decent pace while taking a break from my existing project, it seems my motivation hasn't completely died down. I tried drawing the blue enemies from...

The background quality in King of Rage is similar, too. The problem these days is the lack of background variety, so I might have to put my skills to use to create some myself.

That is correct. As I tried to preserve the original ground texture, the details on this floor ended up looking like an unpaved road or the fish fillet on sushi. It would be premature to call this finished in my style.

It hasn't been confirmed what the next work will be, but I tried applying the background to the Kunio-kun game.

Thank you. I am thirsty for nightscapes, so I am researching expressions extensively.

I found this stage while searching for Sailor Moon stages in the Mugen Archive. It is probably not the original because it is a stage I have never seen in the original work.

I got this nightscape background from a website that provides game sprites, but the current look was too intensely purple, so I modified it as shown below. I don't know when I'll use this sprite, but I've been trying out a lot of things to kill time lately.

While playing a fighting game, I noticed something strange about Sailor Mars's grab move. It looked like a slap, but the motion resembled a cat scratching up and down. Since the movement was subtle, I modified the graphics with my limited skills. Fortunately, the structure didn't involve...

Thank you. If I have the resources, I am thinking of having difficult enemies appear every quarter or adding special items.

In this video, clearing a stage creates a branching point, allowing you to select a stage to proceed. You will encounter the boss stage again in the same stage.

I just started making the Stage 2 boss and tested it. It only has a basic attack, but its performance is quite good.

Stage 2 Boss : Shinji The reason game development is slow seems to be that we are missing characters that should be in the middle, so the connections aren't being made. Stage 3 exists, but the boss for Stage 2 is missing, so we are drawing a new type of boss sprite first.

Understood. The damage seems weak compared to the visuals, so I will increase her attack damage.

The amount of attack damage is determined by the damage size; while it appears as individual blocks on the screen, it is actually a long bar gauge. 4 blocks can represent massive damage or just a moderate amount. I will try adjusting it if necessary.

I enjoyed playing this game. I liked it because there were many movements I wanted to perform (I mostly used dash attacks). One unique aspect of the system is that the bosses have phases. The attack patterns change every time you get hit, which felt fresh and nice as it showed that the bosses...

In this video, I have implemented up to the appearance of the Stage 3 boss. I avoided the battle because the boss is not yet in a fightable state.

That's right. I'm going to give it my all until the demo release.

I did quite a lot of hard work this time. I created a scene where a truck passes by in the background.