So finally the day will arrive! After 15 months of hard work and learning, my first game, The Journey to Medulla will be released for free on Itch.io on the 25th of October.

It's been an amazing experience, I've had made some great relationships and got myself involved in not only the RPG Maker Community but also the independent video game scene, won an award at GamesCon Middles east and had my game LP'd on Youtube!

Its been a great journey and thanks to anyone who has been involved, played the game or offered any support.

The game will be 100% free, I've used a lot of graphics which were free and since it's my first game it doesn't feel right to charge this time around.

I hope anyone who plays this game enjoys it, think of it as a gift from me to you and please give it a try! I'd love to hear any feedback you might have and let me know if you find any bugs!

The game is being tested, I've played through on Mac and it's been completed on Windows by my brother. We don't have any major bugs at all, to be honest it could be released now but I'm going to leave it a little longer in case either of the other two people testing find any issues!

Thanks a lot if you are reading this! Please accept my gift of this game!

Kind regards
Ihavenoskin

Hello!

It's been a while since I've posted however that's because I've been working hard on the game!

So Comicon will be in April, I'm still trying to figure out what build to take, last time at Gamescon I took basically the Demo (on Itch, Download it here: https://ihavenoskin.itch.io/the-journey-to-medulla ) all the way up until you race the train on the Pomeranian... This time I'll let people try the race out and play on from there... maybe...

Anyway, I've come up with the idea of having a dungeon segment to the game, however, I hate Zubats (lol) and random encounters (which I've taken out of my game!) so I wanted to do something a bit different.

So each dungeon has a theme, one is a giant forest inside the dungeon (the game explains how) and the other is an aquarium! The last dungeon will be a massive kitchen :) I know this seems very random, however, I wanted to add elemental attacks based on the classic, green, blue and red plus the dungeons are part of a complex village of monks who protect the local school of mountain magic!

Take a look and let me know what you think :)

Hello

Thanks to anyone who has played the Demo, I really appreciate it.

Below are some new screens with some hints on what happens after the Demo and for the future of the gang.

Have a look; they are not final images but give you an idea.

A lot of darkness!