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Rune Records: Bugs! (Not Beesle...)

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124d ago

Happy Good Friday folks! Hope everyone who celebrates has some lovely plans for this Easter weekend! And if you don't, hope you've got a great weekend planned anyway!

This week on Rune Records, we asked the dev: Tell us about some funny bugs in the game!

Because of how Rhell’s systems have so much complexity and weird interactions, it meant that there were A LOT of very very specific odd bugs during development.

A very funny early game bug was that with specific combinations with the area spell, duplicate, and destroy, you could very quickly create over 100 dummies and then overload the game. This was due to an oversight with the dummy spawning which meant that you could create dummies faster than they got removed by the system.

Then, another glitch I found really funny was that if Rhell stood on an object while its size was being changed, she would sometimes shrink to microscopic sizes! Usually, when having Rhell’s size changed, I put a limit on how small she can get (0.5x Rhell's original height) because going any smaller would make Rhell too hard to control. And additionally, when Rhell is standing on top of an object that is changing its size, she won't be influenced by that object's change in size. BUT in this glitch, there was a very specific setup where you could have Rhell land on objects that were changing size and then have her size change with a trigger spell, which somehow bypassed this safety threshold and let you play as TINY MICROSCOPIC RHELL.

And by far, the weirdest, strangest, most obscure bug! If you stand on specifically THIS umbrella, and only this umbrella, then had the umbrella rewind through time, it would somehow cause Rhell to get duplicated, flung halfway across the map, and land in the ocean!

I have absolutely no idea whatsoever how this bug even functioned or why it happened. In fact, the only reason I found this bug - since Rhell's copy was flung so far away that I would rarely notice it happened - was that Rhell would copy the animation her duplicate was playing. Meaning she would sometimes be shown swimming on the umbrella.

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I genuinely love seeing silly bugs in games. Maybe we need another game that's just bugs and broken stuff.

Community spotlight time!

Animach1ne on YouTube shared their any% speedrun and it just reminds us how impressive this community is. Be sure to check their playthrough out and give them some hype!

Also just going to drop this piece of art here from a player in our Discord

And that's a wrap people! Have a great weekend <3

Rune Records: Favourite Feature

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131d ago

Hello Spellcasters, and welcome back to another Rune Record, as promised!

This week, we asked Alice to tell us about a feature, rune or mechanic in the game. Read on to see what they had to say!

I have alooooott of mechanics that I just loved creating but my all time absolute favourite is the Water rune! In case you never thought to combine Fire and Ice, that is how you access the Water magic effect! Water was a really fun rune to design for a few different reasons. The first being it was the very first ‘combined’ magic effect, this being a rune that is only accessed when you combine other very specific other runes together. Because obviously if you try to make an object fire and also ice it wont work as those two elements cannot exist at the same time, so creating a system to account for this was a really fun workaround.

This opened the door for me design wise, because now if two rune combos didn't do anything themselves, I could just say, ‘oh well, I'll just design a unique third rune that they combine together to make.’ Making Rhell WAY more complex in the process, but allowing me to add my weird favourite effects >:]

Which brings me back to Water! Up until this point, all elements were solid objects as I had only created Fire, Ice and Goo. So, designing Water was an interesting challenge. I had to create a system that would handle collision with other objects, while also containing a separate collision system for Rhell to allow her to swim within what internally were still solid objects. And this system became MORE complex when I accounted for how other forms would interact with water in itself. It made Water unintentionally become one of the more complex mechanics in Rhell - allowing Rhell to swim in water, having metal Rhell sink to the bottom of water, conduct electricity through water, etc etc

Another standout key feature of Water is, what if Rhell becomes water? If you have tried doing this combo yourself you might find that Rhell transformed into water is REALLY useless. Honestly, with this I thought it would be funny to make puddle Rhell functionally useless, because if you become a puddle what would you even be able to do.

Though I got to code in some fun interactions!! Puddle Rhell conducts electricity, is small enough to fit in small gaps AND if you duplicate Rhell she will even get extinguished if one rhell is on fire and lands inside of puddle Rhell.

You can peep a video of puddle Rhell over on Alice's instagram here - https://www.instagram.com/p/DWMfe27jVCL/

And that's all for this week folks!

Rune Records: Inspirations!

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138d ago

Hello everyone!

How has week 1 of Rhell been treating you? Has it been difficult? Easy? Any puzzles got you stumped? Let us know!

This week on Rune Records, we asked Alice - What were your inspirations for the game?

As everyone who has seen Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times can guess, a HUUUUGE inspiration for me, was the game Scribblenauts! If you're unfamiliar, Scribblenauts was a puzzle game where you could write any word in a book to create it, and then use those creations to solve puzzles. I played so much of the game as a kid and really admired how open the games systems were and how you could solve puzzles in a bunch of different ways.

When planning Rhell, I wanted to get this same experience - instead of figuring out a puzzle I wanted players to see a puzzle and think ‘oh, I bet I could do this!’ and then be able to do whatever they thought of!

Another big inspiration for me was the game Baba Is You. It is the game I personally have put the most time into, and what always appealed to me about Baba Is You is the amount of complexity in the game's systems! It felt like new mechanics were always being added, but what was more interesting was that each new mechanic worked with older mechanics from earlier parts of the game. Usually, I feel when games introduce mechanics they tend to forget or stop using older ones, but I admired how Baba Is You kept coming back to and using its early game mechanics with its late game mechanics.

Which is definitely something I wanted to capture in Rhell! So when designing Rhell, I tried to make sure that each rune was not just fun and unique on its own. Whenever I would design a new rune, I would consider how this could combine or be used with every other rune in game, and if I couldn't think of a satisfying enough combination with other runes, I would hard code a fully unique interaction to happen!

An example of this is the REMOVE rune and the LIFE rune. When combined together, early on in development it would essentially do nothing as it made something come to life and then instantly be destroyed. So, I instead made it so that combining these two runes essentially creates a third new rune called INTANGIBLE! Adding in a new unique effect when relevant helps to keep Rhell interesting as players get to find new surprises whenever they get a new rune.

I love the Intangible effect, it's so satisfying.

Community Spotlight Time!

You guys have been showing off some really cool stuff in the Discord so we'd like to highlight some of them in our weekly diaries!

First off, we have Discord user tinyoctopus202 completing the game super quick while picking up as few runes as possible, so impressive. My tiny brain could never.

Credits: tinyoctopus202 (Discord)

Another one from Discord user Skullywix, 'I'm not 100% sure, but I think I have mastered the game'. I think so too, Skullywix. I think so too.

Credits: skullywix (Discord)

Hey at least it's backed by the dev which means it's definitely legit. Silloki is on to something though.....

And last but not least, this beautiful meme by Trucidee on the steam forums

Credits: Trucidee (Steam Community)

Well that's it for this week folks! I'll hold Alice hostage again this time next week just for you guys (for legal purposes this is a joke, IT'S A JOKE) I do hope you enjoy these weekly dev diaries and insights into the dev's mind! (please say yes I need this job)

Rune Records: Dev Fav Feature! And Hooray, We Launched!

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145d ago

Hello hello everyone,

Welcome to our first ever POST-LAUNCH Rune Record! What a journey it's been with everyone, we made it! We couldn't have done it without your support, what an amazing community we have. Seriously, we've been so excited and hoping y'all love the game, and you've come through! We've been reading through all of your reviews and we're so touched, so many kind and positive words for our favourite little mage :') We're not far off being 'Very Positive' on the reviews, so if you could pretty please take the time to leave your feedback on the Steam page, it would mean so much to us! In the world of indie games, it's every little thing that counts.

We are also aware of the Steam Deck troubles some of you are facing and are actively working on it to make it more playable! We're aiming to bring you updates on that as soon as possible.

Did you catch the launch stream yesterday? In case not, you can still watch the VOD here (Twitch) or here (YouTube)! Obsessed with Jennifer, Alice and Boba's costumes, can guess who they are?

And how cute is this cake that Jennifer and our Video Producer, Reece made for Alice? I'm totally not jealous that I live too far away to have joined the team for launch... sob sob

Oh, and before we hop into the Rune Record of the week, you guys totally have to show us your different solutions to the puzzles in the game! We're so keen to see what you all cook up. Pop them in the Steam Forums or over on Discord! Or just let us know your go to combos down here in the comments, one of my colleagues loves using dummies for everything.

This week, we asked the dev to show off their favourite feature(s) they added to the game! Here's what they had to say -

My favourite feature BY FAR is Rhell's transformations! In case you haven't tried it for yourself, when Rhell is hit with one of the 15 different elements in the game, she will transform into a totally unique state. These were such a pleasure to create, both the animations and unique state systems I loved so much.

I think a main part of why I enjoyed each element is that I treated each as if it was its own unique system. Rhell as a puddle moves and plays completely different to Rhell on fire, or Rhell when she is goo, or Rhell when she is sticky. It felt like an exercise in creativity trying to think of how Rhell would interact in each of these states.

My favourite by far is the snow state! (which I made a devlog all about a year ago!)

This element was my biggest challenge, both in animation and design.

To start the animation for this state is that Rhell becomes a snowball with a little cartoony face and carrot nose. This, while being a simple model, had to have its own animation system to rotate fluidly with the player's movement. The snowball isn't actually rolling! It's just being told to rotate realistically with the velocity that the player is moving at.

Then, when creating this feature, I ran into another problem that maybe only I would ever notice, and that is that the snowball IS SECRETLY FLAT! Honestly, I don't actually think this was very necessary, but when designing the snowball form, I wanted it to fit more with Rhell's toony world… so despite being a 3D sphere, it is completely squished on the Z axis to give more of a flat 2D look like Rhell has.

Finally, we have Rhell's movement when in the snowball form! Obviously, the main standout for this mechanic is that she grows as she rolls around. This turned out to be really simple to design, as players who have tried Rhell's challenges know, size change mechanics are already a system in Rhell's spells! All I had to do was use a modified version of this system to steadily grow the snowball as the player moves around. Though, my favourite aspect of this was all the minor details, like -

What if you fall into water? Well, then the snowball should shrink.

What if you touch lava? The snowball should instantly break open!

What if you roll against a wall? The snowball should be able to roll steadily up the wall with how big it is.

Designing the snowball felt like I was thrust into making a whole new game, and I LOVED fitting it into the weird world of Rhell.

And that's on Alice's favourite features in their game! Let us know what your favourites are - NPCs, spells, runes, anything you loved most in the game!

Fanart Spotlight of the Week!

We're absolutely in love with this Rhell fanart done by themorrow_art on Instagram!

Please do go show them some love over at https://www.instagram.com/p/DVyQGJfDTaz/ <3

Catch you guys next week:)

Rune Records: The Game Before and After

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152d ago

Welcome one and all!

With Next Fest behind us, the next big thing is just on the horizon! Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times is out NEXT WEEK?? Less than a week?? It's almost Warped Worlds & Celebration Times! (this joke 2 weeks in a row? Really?)

In anticipation of the full launch, we're continuing our Before and After series and showing you what the game looked like from prototype days!

When I was first designing Rhell, my initial thoughts were ‘I want to make a game that has a lot of freedom and COMPLEX STUFF you can do.’ I knew I just wanted to make something that would be a fun challenge to make.

I had a few early design ideas in my head. At one point, Rhell would have used a 365 calendar system to mirror the real world, and have you solve puzzles across its giant world based on that, like ‘oh this maze in the forest only appears on foggy days’. Which is where the original ‘human’ style Rhell design came from.

Another idea was for Rhell to be way more like a classic 2D Zelda, and revolve around an 8 element puzzle system, having these 8 key elements react in complex ways. And another idea was for Rhell to be in a tough RPG dungeon crawler, where you had to use environmental systems to defeat monsters and avoid traps!

Though out of these the idea I kept coming back to was the 8 element puzzle game! Only I wanted this system to be more complex, and kept adding more and more details.. Until 8 elements became the 40 runes that Rhell uses today.

Surprisingly most of the rune ideas I came up with ended up making their way into the final game! Though a few ended up being totally cut or reworked.

An early rune idea I had was ‘light’ and ‘heavy’; these would work by altering objects to either be lighter or heavier, and would have a similar effect on steams, beams, areas etc. After designing, I realised it was just kind of boring as an ability, there really weren't a lot of situations where the player would think ‘oh yeah I want Rhell to be heavy here’. It felt very much like a rune players would occasionally use but not often find useful, which I could work with! I took the effects that would be useful with these runes and applied them to elemental effects. Gases became light and metal became heavy, which allowed me to keep these runes unique effects while also adding elemental interactions as well! Like metal being electrically conductive, and gas being able to be walked through.

Another interesting change is that originally, electricity was its own unique rune. When cast, it would make an object electric on top of its existing effects! Obviously this system kind of defeated the purpose of electrical circuits, since if any object COULD be electric, it removed any nuance with electricity being used as a puzzle. This was pretty easy to change, since I still wanted electricity, I decided to instead add it as an elemental form. This meant I could keep some puzzle ideas I had with creating electric circuits while allowing the player to also create their own electricity.

With less than a week, what are you guys looking forward to most in the game? We're so excited and hope you are too!

And just a teeny tiny reminder about our quiz currently running! Answer questions to get yourself a chance to win a copy of Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times on launch. New questions will appear here every weekday until launch (final question on 10th March, so coming up soon!) The winner/s will be selected based on a weighted prize draw. Every correct answer = 1 chance to win, so don't worry if you miss a day or don't know all the answers!Be sure to check back for new chances to show your knowledge - or join our Discord and sign up to the Rhell's Quiz role to get an alert when the next question drops. Here's the 10th question!

Catch you this time next week, it'll be post launch!

Rune Records: The World of Rhell Before and After Pt. 2!

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159d ago

Welcome back to this week's Rune Records, spellcasters!

Before we dive in, can you believe it's just under 2 weeks till we launch? I've said it before, I'll say it again - time really flies! Before we know it, you'll be unravelling the mysteries of the world of Rhell and showing us your unique spell combos! Exciting times, people. Exciting time. Definitely not Troubled Times (not sorry).

We would also like to remind you about the currently ongoing quiz which gives you a chance to win a copy of Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times on launch! Answer Rhell's quiz questions about the demo to enter the giveaway! New questions appear here in this form every weekday until launch (final question on 10th March), so check back for new chances to show your knowledge - or join our Discord and sign up to the Rhell's Quiz role to get an alert when the next question drops. Here's the 5th question that dropped today!

And on to the Rune Record of the week! This time, we're continuing to look at how the world of Rhell has changed since concept days to today! It's all about the volcanoes this time.

For the volcano area, I had planned out this puzzle where you throw goo blocks across lava in order to bounce off and reach higher surfaces. While on paper this was a great design, my next step made it so that this design totally did not work!

My next step for creating areas is to make a blockout. Blockouts are a term for 3D model making where you make a simplified version of something out of basic blocks. In Rhell, this has the added benefit of not only getting a good visual basis for an area, but also being able to be used for movement and planning collisions in game! This is the stage of creating an area where I make the most changes. In this case, I realised the puzzle with throwing goo blocks was… really boring. But from creating this blockout I also found that getting over the large gaps of the bridge design was a lot more fun, and so I reworked its design to fit with this puzzle.

Once I have the final version of a layout for an area I start to work on texturing and modelling. This is my favourite part of creating a level, as my old job before Rhell was making area and environment art! I will theme each area in Rhell around a specific colour palette and stick to simple looping textures and visuals for the environments to get Rhell's toony, simple look.

And that's a wrap for this week! What kind of stuff would you love to see in future dev diaries? Let us know!

Rune Records: NPCs Before and After; 1 Month To Go!

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174d ago

Welcome back to this week's Rune Record! We're bringing you this week's edition a day early instead of the regularly scheduled Fridays for one very special reason: Today marks ONE MONTH exactly until the launch of Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times! Time is flying folks, next thing we know you're all already playing the game and showing us your unique spell combinations!

But enough of the appetizers, moving on to the pièce de résistance - this week's Rune Record! Following on from last week's before and afters, we're showing off how the NPCs have developed over time!

For the vast majority of NPCs in Rhell's world, they do not actually have any concept art! Since I make everything in Rhell entirely by myself, I already have a pretty good idea of what I want the characters to look like in my head before I even draw them. So every time I sit down and try to make concept art, I end up making the finished version of a character instead.

However this doesn't mean there isn't any concept art for NPCs - two NPCs are very special in different ways, and because of this ended up getting some concept art and early designs made for them.

Delah Roe (the NPC you find in the first town area) actually went through the biggest change! Originally, I wanted them to be a cool, imposing dragon. I drew out and fully animated this design before looking at it and thinking, ‘wow, they just look kind of dumb.’ The design felt very generic and too out of place in Rhell’s world to me. I mean, they were basically just a dragon… So I redesigned Delah Roe completely! If you ever wondered what the deal with Delah Roe’s wing cape was, it is because originally they were a dragon.

And the other NPC to receive concept and early art is Langli (that weird hat you find in the library!) Langli had early concept art made for two reasons - the first is that Langli was the first ever NPC I designed in Rhell! And because of this, I really wanted to get a good basis for what NPCs would look like in my world. Also, at this point I couldn't decide if I wanted NPCs to be 2D sprites or 3D models, and designing Langli in this way really helped solidify my feelings on NPCs being 2D sprites just like Rhell.

The second reason Langli got concept art is… because Langli is my favourite character. I know a mother shouldn't pick a favourite child, but I have, and it's Langli.

That's all for this week, spellcasters! Stay tuned for next week's edition of Rune Records and let us know how you're enjoying the demo!

P.S., We'll be in Next Fest so tell everyone you know! A little bit of support goes a long way <3

Rune Records - Rhell Before and After

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180d ago

Hello, spellcasters!

We've been chatting with the dev about Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times and asked them some questions we thought you'd find interesting. Welcome to our new series: Rune Records! With each Rune Record, we'll be diving into different aspects of the game's development and design.

For our first Rune Record, we asked the dev: Show us some before and afters of the art!

There are quite a few of these so we'll be sharing them weekly! Starting off with Rhell herself!

Rhell has come a looooooong way since I first designed her! This first sketch of the character that would one day become Rhell was maybe around 5-6 years ago! I had these weird little characters in my head for a while. At the time I was working on a third person movement shooter and I needed a cartoony enough character design that wouldn't look too violent in a cartoony setting running around with toy guns. I created this weird fictional race who all had weird colourful skin, big ears, and some kind of horn. I didn't know it at the time but this would eventually be a style of character I would keep coming back to in my designs.

Fast forward to when I began working on Rhell properly (2 years ago). I had played around with a few character designs, the one I took the furthest was this weird kind of stiff human. I had drawn out sketches and even went as far as to rig and create a 2D model for them. But honestly… I found that he was way too ugly and boring, aside from a unique hat he was just, some guy, and in a game as wacky as Rhell, I wanted the main character to be UNIQUE.

So thinking about my old designs and characters I went back to one I had always enjoyed, colourful weird goblin things. And an old character design I had made was reborn as Rhell.

Once I made my first real sketch of Rhell, honestly it was quite close to her final design, she has her iconic gigantic nose and big silly hat (though if you look closely you'll see her original name here was ‘Shlep-Shell’ before I crossed that out!)

I am the type to really get a firm idea of a character and design in my head, way before I ever draw them out, so a lot of my character sketches end up being pretty close to the finished thing. Except with only a few changes being made along the way for the sake of practicality, her hat was shrunk down slightly, here cape would have had buttons to fasten it but those were removed for being too small a detail. Her face was changed to be more grumpy, rather than how sad and pathetic she looks here. Her wand was also changed… because I did not want to draw an infinity symbol on all her animation frames.

Now that I had Rhell's design pretty firmly created, I was still not sure about what format she should be in-game. I knew at this point Rhell's game design would be about using weird magical spells, so I wanted to make a character that could interact with the world and look as stylized as the magic itself.

My original plan was to make Rhell as a 3D model, render her out as a series of 2D frames and then animate those in game, making edits whenever I needed something extra stylized.

This approach did not last long, mainly because I just found her too ugly looking (sorry 3d Rhell). And I decided if I wanted a stylized main character then the best way to do so was to make her fully hand drawn 2D frames, so I got to work drawing out all the animations I would need for Rhell.For me I find games easier to make once I already have the main visuals and designs in place, which means in a lot of this old early on Rhell footage, Rhell is pretty closely animated to how she looks in Rhell today.

And there you have it; that is how our beloved Rhell came to be! We hope you'll enjoy this style of dev diary as we have loads more to come your way! Let us know if there are any questions you have for the dev as well and we can feature it in upcoming Rune Records!

Running Update! (and also hotfix)

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233d ago

Rhell has a pretty HUGE hotfix this time. But aside from minor updates this also adds the abiity for rhell to run around!

Along with this the update also adds d-pad navigation for ui menus. Though as a result of this the gamepad controls have been reworked, so please check the controls menu in the options to see the updated control scheme. Although the controls and remapping system has had a huge update to make remapping specific inputs easier, so if you prefer Rhells old control scheme, feel free to change the inputs back to normal c:

the full list of update are

-added sprinting (rhell can now sprint! press the left shift, or west button, when moving to start running)

-respawn positions in library bridge have been adjustedd so the player cannot respawn in the centre of the chasm

-buttons in the mechanical path have been fixed of a bug where they sometimes dont get pressed by boxes

-fixed a navigation bug in the challenge sub menu where the player can navigate to offscreen buttons

-respawning on 'broken bridge' will no longer default to in the middle of the broken bridge, if the player rolls into the area

-beesle has an error fixed where she only displays the 'took too long' dialogue at the end of the demo, now she diisplays one of 10 dialogues

-area bubbles with a movement spell that pushes the player in the opposite direction will not decrease her speed

-rhell will no longer stutter in certain areas when moving left and right at the closest camera angle

-accessibility options have more detailed descriptions

-additional dyslexic text options

-ui inputs are now seperate to rhell control inputs and can be remapped independently

-remap menu more expansive, including ui remaps and alternative ui movement remaps

-controls reworked to accommodate dpad movement for menus and sprinting (please see updated controls for details)

-pressing esc on the main menus pause screen no longer softlocks the game

-fixed issue where if standing still and moving, rhell will occasionally get stuck facing diagonally down and left

-when rhell is duplicated she will no longer stop receiving inputs from devices not being used

-2k screen resolutions added

for a reference of rhells updated controls. The main change is that casting spells is now done with RT and casting memory gem spells is done with LT, while cycling gems is done with LB and RB.

On keyboard the controls remain the same as usual.

Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times news & patch notes

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Welcome back to this week's Rune Records, spellcasters!

Happy Next Fest week everyone!

Rhell's Quiz Competition!

🎁Bonus Giveaway!

Hello hello and welcome back to Rune Records!

And onto this week's Rune Record we go!

But enough of the appetizers, moving on to the pièce de résistance - this week's Rune Record! Following on from last week's before and afters, we're showing off how the NPCs have developed over time!

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