I was displeased with our window glass looking like cardboard, so last night I hacked up simple 'interior mapping' via shader silliness. Two parallax planes provide curtains and some blurry hints of an interior.

Also: reflections via SSR + software ray tracing :3

I'm reworking gothic windows to adapt to the roof :3 also tweaked their visuals a bit 🙌

PS: you can tell it's my test scene by this very sensible number of doors 😆

#screenshotsaturday

Botany Manor is OUT NOW on PC, Switch, Xbox and Game Pass! ✨

“I truly believe this could be the best puzzle game of 2024, and it’s a must-play for anyone who enjoys cozy, exploration puzzle games” - PC Invasion

Have a look at our brand new trailer 🐦🌱

The March dev diary is out 🗞🐑

Expanded roof controls + better window interactions + a small tidbit about how it's going & optimizations :3

Link to the Steam post in the 🧵

Look, this is so pretty 🥺 Laure 🔜 WASD you folks really nailed the mood of a lazy summer day in a countryside manor. Can't wait to play the full game!

I was updating screenshots on our Steam page, and I made this winter diorama; figured I'd share a replay of it :3

Enjoying a lazy Sunday? 🐑💤️ So is Tiny Glade, learning to kick back, and only recalculate what's necessary 🤓

I've added a grid that tracks changes to paths (via a coarse conservative rasterizer). Walls only rebuild their arches and doors if they touch a highlighted tile :3

Is it time to release Tiny Glade? 🖱️🪤

No, not yet, but we have a better estimate now. 😇
Check out our latest Steam update for more details!

store.steampowered.com/news/app/21981…

You know you're rolling a custom engine when you have to write you own debug visualizations 👩‍💻 I don't know how I've lived without boxes! It's the little things in life 😄

SUMMERHOUSE has an official release date:

March 8th, 2024

Thanks so much for all your support so far, it's been incredibly encouraging 💙🌻

It would mean a lot if you could give this a retweet and wishlist the game on Steam: s.team/a/2533960
#indiegame

Continuing on the theme of every element in Tiny Glade having some sort of 'glue' with others. Tiled roofs and flat roofs used to have an unsightly seam - now they will have merlons. Does it make sense? Idk, but feels cool :D #linearalgebrawednesday

(still wip)