Unfinished: Secrets of Grindea 04/21/2014

Is that so? HUH. I'll double check my setup! Thanks for the tip!

This looks beautiful, thanks for the vid!

This game reminds me so much of the art style of Golden Sun and that's making me so happy.

Patrick, check the export settings. Make sure you're exporting it with the right frame rate. sometimes things can get out of whack if you encode videos with a different frame rate that the original video was recorded at.

This game has really awesome sound design. Wow. I dunno if I'd play it, but the sounds it's putting out through my speakers are blowing my mind :o

I can't be the only person whose eyes are really bothered by the scrolling movement, right?

This game is fantastic. I love the charm it has. And the ability to have multiple summons. I laying waste to everything with a snowman, a cloud, and a pumpkin.

Looks like a much better version of Cladun X2 (a similar game on Steam and I think PSP.)

I'll probably get down with this sometime later this year.

This looks delightful. Will have to look at this again when it is completed.

First thing I thought of when seeing this game was Secret of Mana (probably one of the reasons why "Secrets Of" is in the title). After watching 10 minutes of the vid I went ahead and bought it.

@patrickklepek: Is there something going on with you guys and shockwave? On this site multiple things have failed and given me the error that shockwave has crashed. I'm not sure if it's you guys, me, or google chrome.

Looks awesome! can't wait to payday to give it a try!

IKR! He got that sweet Cone of Fire, and used it once. It was smacking the enemy for 30 damage ten times a second! He gets the staff that lowers his attack and raises his magic, then attacks with it... By the end of the video I was all like "USE THE BLOODY CONE!"

How was this a great QL - they did not show off the games mechnics, they did not stand still for a second to show & talk even 30 seconds about menues/inv/skill trees ANYTHING like that..

We where allowed to watch over their shoulders, while they where playing as they normally would, at a point where they did not even yet have a grasp on all available mechanics ("cards active or passive? meh, I dont care, we're here to play for OUR amusement, be excited that you are allowed to watch.").

They just demonstrated that co-op works a lot better when you communicate even a little on what you are about to do.
Not Patrick deciding in his head that $this is the time to ignore 40 enemies on screen and just run on, while Alex doesn't know why he suddenly is alone and dying.

This QL was more unfinshed than the game.

Randomly thought of this game today and realized it's still not out of early access over 5 years later. On the other hand, the devs are still actively working on it and it's well-reviewed on Steam. So, good on them for keeping at it. I haven't watched this QL in a long time (and still haven't rewatched it after typing this short posting).