Return to Basic Killing Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID2628900
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release dateTo be announced
• DeveloperBancal Games
• PublisherBancal Games
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Action, Adventure, Indie

Company pages: Developer: Bancal GamesPublisher: Bancal Games

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• Adding interactions and game feel - 11 March 2025

  Here we go again! Welcome to the second update on Return to Basic Killing... or RBK ːsteamhappyː As a solo dev, I have been working a lot during my spare time and weekends to bring new elements to enhace gameplay and, after adding them to the game, I feel much more confident on the final result. Game Feel I added two new elements that will bring the game some much needed feedback for the player: Camera shake when the player is damaged. Screen damage border and splatters. Yeah, I know they are both pretty much standard nowadays, but I can tell you they made a huge difference on how the game feels more like an actual, modern game. Camera shake was an easy effect to implement and I will maybe refine it a bit in the future. For the screen damage, I created a small system that handles damage of different types, including standard red/blood effect, but also green/poison/acid and blue/armor. I…

• How it's going? - 4 January 2025

  Hi there! This is our first post here in our Steam page. I've been working silently but steady whenever I manage to have some free time. Here is the stuff I've been working during these past weeks: Enemy AI improvements and patrol system My previous AI implementation for enemies was too basic. Just detecting you by distance and attacking even if a wall doesn't allow them to "see" you. Now, the system works as expected, and they won't "see" you if they are in a different room. Also, I implemented a first version of a patrol system, so they are not patiently waiting until they see you. I can add several waypoints to the patrol path and they will move between them. They can also wait some time at each waypoint if we want. Still a simple system but another step forward. Better audio system I changed the audio system. Previously, I created my audio system, wich was too simple for this game.…