And the way I work, things often don’t come together until the final moments. While the video I put together may look like the game is at an advanced stage of development, there is still a ton of stuff to do. That’s coming.Īnyway, this is all largely talk at this point. And I haven’t really gotten to the sauce yet. But what really brings a game to life is the spice, the sauce. I’ve been mostly working on the “meat and potatoes” of the game so far. I believe this will be a good opportunity, but I haven’t even gotten to the good stuff yet. I don’t regret that at all, but there’s always been a part of me that wanted to go “unleashed”. With Stardew Valley, I felt somewhat constrained, because I was working within an established tradition. So far, I’ve been having fun working on this game. Of course, there’s a lot more to the game than that, but I don’t want to get too deep into at this early stage, partly because I don’t want to be tied down to any particular concept of what the game is. But at its core, the gameplay loop involves gathering ingredients, making chocolate, and running a chocolate shop. It’s evolving organically as I develop it, so I’m not sure where it will go. “Now, you might be scratching your head, wondering exactly what type of game this is. The trailer did not provide players with a tentative release window and Barone goes on to say in his blog post that he hopes fans understand “it will be a while before this game is done.” The trailer has an ominous end revealing the darker side of the city. The main character walks up a few flights of stairs to a set of double doors that swing open to reveal a lush greenscape the protagonist hops into in a way that is reminiscent of the portraits in Super Mario 64, revealing some combat gameplay featuring iconic green slimes with the melodic vibes many have come to love. The early gameplay trailer for the game shows a very Stardew-esque big city topped with a massive chocolatier facility that doubles as the protagonist’s home.
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