Hello from the BirdWorks team!

We would like to take the time to thank you all for taking the time to download and play

So far we have passed 100 downloads and have received a lot of positive feedback. It is great to hear that our game is being enjoyed by you all.

We would like to take some time to discuss what we are working on currently, and what we aim to do in the future.

First a bit of self promotion. We started our own Twitter account! Find us under the @BirdWorksBlog handle. To start off, every Tuesday & Saturday for the next three weeks we will be posting unique character animations & development details for the cast of Trial of the Tower God. Currently we have posted our Gladiator blurb, and will be moving on to the various enemies found in the titular tower.

For the next 4 weeks, we will be posting a little about the character designs for our first game, Trial of the Tower God! Expect posts every Tuesday and Saturday!
Find out more about the game at https://t.co/kxERD6pE9f    #indiedev #pixelart #pixelartgame #unity
— BirdWorks (@BirdWorksBlog) January 27, 2021

As for future Trial of the Tower God updates, we have been excitedly reading and looking into player feedback. While there has been an impressive positive response, we are also looking into constructive feedback on how to allow for a more accessible and engaging player experience. This will include enemy balancing and  small feature implementations. Once this is all compiled we will  push a more updated version of the game, Version 1.0.1 (ideally by mid February)!

Beyond the scope of Trial of the Tower God, we at BirdWorks are taking the time to learn from this game dev experience. We have been brushing up on code & art to help prepare us for the next big project. The goal is to better streamline and improve the development process, so we won’t have another 9 month development window.

To achieve this end, we aim to participate in our first Jam, the 
Brackeys Game Jam 2021.1
This Jam will be 2/14/2021 - 2/21/2021, with a soon to be announced theme. No better way to speed up game dev than with a week time limit. We are excited to participate, as well as compare and compete with fellow game dev teams.
Look forward to our game entry  later in February!

Thank you all again, and see you next post!