Matt’s Hidden Cats has 40 levels now! That’s around half of them done.
Which also means the entire game is also somewhere in the ball bark of 50% done.
If you missed my earlier posts – there’s gonna be a lot of EBF lore in this game.
You can find all 10 items in this screenshot – click it to see a bigger version.
(This is Easy mode btw – which doesn’t require a lot of interaction to play.)
Made even more slimes due to requests.
The slimes are back.
Which one is your favourite?
Hey guys, Epic Battle Fantasy 3 and Epic Battle Fantasy Collection now have Chinese fan-translations on Steam.
You can enable them in the Steam client’s Betas tab.
I was not personally involved with this translation, but I’m happy to host it since there’s a lot of Chinese users on Steam.
I’ve translated the Steam store pages and Steam achievements too.
Entering the data for the achievements in every language is usually an incredibly tedious task, with hours of copy and pasting, but I’ve finally got round to automating it.
ChatGPT wrote a python script for me that extracts achievement names and descriptions from my ActionScript 3 code and lists them in plaintext. I then use Notepad++ to do a vertical column copy and paste right into Valve’s template .vdf file, and upload that. Pretty cool.
It sounds high tech, but I could have done this years ago without AI if I knew how to use regular expressions and python scripts. Would have saved 3 or 4 days of work over the last few years. Anyway, sometimes it pays to spend some time to learn new skills.
I made some modular, Mediterranean-style architecture for my upcoming game, Matt’s Hidden Cats. This was inspired by my trip to Greece last year.
