Hello everyone, hope you're all doing well. We're coming at you with our April update for Missing Stars so that we can keep you informed of our progress with Act 1.
We're very happy to report that we made good progress this month. The writing for Act 1 has now reached the 50% completion mark, with programming following in its footsteps. We've also recently added two new musicians to our team, so music production will have a boost of activity as well. On top of all that, our wonderful art team will soon be ramping up sprite and CG production as we progress further with Missing Stars, so stay tuned for some sneak peeks.
Speaking of which, here's a sneak peek of a Jeanne scene!
As some of you are aware, April is Autism Awareness month, so to commemorate this event, we'll have an article releasing on April 18th about autism, what it can look like, and how it's treated. What will make this article special is that we're going to interview some of our own developers who are on the spectrum to get an idea of what their experience has been like.
Once again, thank you all for your continued patience and support. It means so much for you to stick around through thick and thin.
We're very happy to report that we made good progress this month. The writing for Act 1 has now reached the 50% completion mark, with programming following in its footsteps. We've also recently added two new musicians to our team, so music production will have a boost of activity as well. On top of all that, our wonderful art team will soon be ramping up sprite and CG production as we progress further with Missing Stars, so stay tuned for some sneak peeks.
Speaking of which, here's a sneak peek of a Jeanne scene!
Note: Current Sprites are not final
As some of you are aware, April is Autism Awareness month, so to commemorate this event, we'll have an article releasing on April 18th about autism, what it can look like, and how it's treated. What will make this article special is that we're going to interview some of our own developers who are on the spectrum to get an idea of what their experience has been like.
Once again, thank you all for your continued patience and support. It means so much for you to stick around through thick and thin.