Suprise! Update!

 I got in touch with a writer to finish the final monster I was working on before the "I'm done" blog post.

 A couple new tiny mechanics, and one more transformations. It's not a huge deal but at least I don't have anything half-done anymore.

 Treasure Goblins:

 These mischievous little green gals use unique mechanics to change up the game play in a few ways.
They will loot any chests they come across, denying you important items! However, if defeated, they will reward you with any and all chests they looted, as well as 2 - 3 items that they collected before you arrived!

 While they do appear on all floors, they only appear in small numbers. A normal sized floor will only have 3 Treasure Goblins, so get hunting!

 Another way that they differ from most enemies, is that they will flee upon transforming you, and will need to be found elsewhere in the dungeon to be challenged again.

Extra Words

I'm shocked by the number of page views still popping up on Blogger!

Halls of Degeneration was defiantly a fun project.
I've been tempted to resume work on it, but every time I open up the messy code and remember how tedious it was to add more text,  any inspiration flows away from me.

 Sadly, I will not be releasing the source code for two key reasons:
1) I am very embarrassed by the messiness, and it's nearly undecipherable to anyone but me. There are values and strings hidden in all sorts of places. It isn't noticeable when you're playing, but I'm somewhat of a masochist I guess.
2) It was made with MMF2 Developer, so to edit it you'd not only need that $300 program, you'd also need the exact same extensions I used. Many of which I wouldn't be able to find again myself.


 But I'm not done making games. I've been tinkering and toying with things, and even harassing a few artists.
 I'd like to do something more graphical, to take advantage of the engine.

 I was thinking of something with a fairly large character graphic so the transformation could be drawn in detail. The whole system of having body parts change separately would be scrapped so that transformations could be more varied and more focused.

 But none of the people I contacted were interested, apparently. I imagine it's something many people get asked, and I just seemed like some crazy person.
 Maybe one will say yes and maybe something amazing will happen, but it has't yet.


 Thanks to everyone still reading this blog (for whatever reason)!