Terra Luna Demo Release for Phantasia jam!

After many sleepless nights (thanks to my poor planning) I've finally managed to release a demo version of the game I've been developing for the past couple of months, just in time to submit for the Phantasia game jam.

It's been a long time since I've been the writer of a project that I'm also in charge of (usually I'm leading the project and doing the implementation), so it came with its own challenges on top of having to direct my team's efforts and plan out the project. Well turns out nothing went according to plan because I'm trying to juggle work and real life with this hobby project and time just flew by without much progress being made at times, not to mention this being my first-ish time I've actually used Unity for a more proper project. I'm glad that despite the struggles we still managed to get the demo out.

I must say, everyone on the team gave their all here and put in a ton of work to make the game happen, and while there were some unfortunate circumstances which meant that some assets couldn't be done in time for the submission, I tried to include as much of the work done by my team as possible into this demo to showcase their work. I hope whoever stumbles upon my little game can appreciate their efforts.

I do still have plans for this demo after the jam (don't worry this won't be like the last time I said this and then proceeded to move on to a different project), since there's a lot of content written by me that couldn't make it into the demo, plus other assets as well that are still in the works by my team. It will still be a relatively small game, but I at least want to get it into a somewhat complete state, with just a bit more polish as well.

To whoever bothered to read this so far, thank you for showing interest in my project! Do check out other games by other people submitted to the same game jam that this game is in. You can find them here: https://itch.io/jam/phantasia-jam-2023/entries

I hope I'll be able to put out more projects in the future, maybe tackle a different genre in my next project, who knows? So look forward to it! (or don't, because who knows when I'll start another project...)