CHILLY'S PROFILE

Neat to see the focus on polishing these aspects of the game: it helps breathe life into game worlds when developers do such things!

That scary force that we call 'real life' took up my time today, so I didn't manage to get to my goal. Aw well (will do it regardless, so that's still worthwhile.)

I'm also going to do a review for my next (probably last) goal, since making a tune and testing a game are now out of the way. If time allows, I'll try to make it two reviews, like I did earlier on.

So, for my next goal, I want to write a composition for a game. It'll probably be a short little ditty, maybe something like a field or town music. I'm thinking I'll write it in TuxGuitar and then try converting it using GXSCC and seeing if it's more interesting 'retro' style or not.

There is certainly some potential: I like the concept of a disguise system, in particular.

I noticed a logical error (the mysterious individual was waiting to meet with me downstairs even though I hadn't arranged it.) Also, I kept getting wiped out in the random encounter battles north of town, even after I upgraded my equipment to the best stuff the shop had.

I think the game could be molded into an enjoyable full-length, with continued polishing and fleshing out of things. The Star Trekian aspects (visiting planets, political/military angles, having to hide) appeal to me. There's some work to be done, but that's game development in principle.