Spring is upon us, and Resonance Games comes bearing frogs!
First off, before we get into today's content, I personally want to apologize to those who follow our posts. I made some statements previously about the frequency of posts we would be making, and I've done a poor job of keeping up to those dates!
Being completely transparent, having to manage the game's development as well as multiple social media platforms (including these longer form posts), is quite brain melting! Also for these longer form posts, it usually makes more sense to package a bunch of things together (in this case, Ooze related material). If you want to stay completely up to date with all the most recent Resonance Games content, I would ask that you either follow us on Twitter or Facebook:
I usually post updates on those platforms more frequently (a post anywhere between a week and two weeks on average). It's no excuse to not keep the excellent itch.io community in the know, however, so I hope you will forgive the slow updates here.
With that out of the way, let's "jump" into it with everyone's favourite frog who grooves.
Anyone who has played the alpha prototype (link on the game page) knows that Ooze was a VERY frog -looking character, and naked to boot! While I love the old art taken from the talented ansimuz here on itch.io, I'm super stoked to see Barret Frymire's concept art come to live. gatekid3 (on twitter) has done an absolute fantastic job of conveying Ooze's cocky, self-aggrandizing personality into pixel-art, and I think you'll agree. So without further ado, let's present Zephra's number one frogy-bandit:
I usually lightly read the story part. I prefer to let the game tell me it's story when I play it. Don't know about anyone else though. Also, I have to agree that there is tons of personality with those animations. Keep up the good work!
Hey Fujirose, nice to hear from you! I should have mentioned this in my post, but the story blurbs I wrote are not scenes that you'll find in the game, so if you're worried about spoilers, I got ya ;)
That said, they do add some context to some of the stuff you've probably seen in the Alpha Prototype, so I totally get it if you want to keep it all a mystery!
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I usually lightly read the story part. I prefer to let the game tell me it's story when I play it. Don't know about anyone else though. Also, I have to agree that there is tons of personality with those animations. Keep up the good work!
Hey Fujirose, nice to hear from you!
I should have mentioned this in my post, but the story blurbs I wrote are not scenes that you'll find in the game, so if you're worried about spoilers, I got ya ;)
That said, they do add some context to some of the stuff you've probably seen in the Alpha Prototype, so I totally get it if you want to keep it all a mystery!