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- 1Indie developer tests enemy drops and crystal collecting in new game area●Added enemies to the area I have been building and started testing the new crystals they drop. Collecting them is much e
An independent game developer has added enemies to a level they have been building and begun testing the crystals those enemies drop. They say collecting the crystals is now much easier after the changes. The update is being shared with fellow indie developers and players as part of the project's ongoing development.
- 2WashU father-daughter duo launch Enemies Project against extremism●The Enemies Project: WashU father-daughter duo fight against political extremism
A father-daughter pair at Washington University in St. Louis have started the Enemies Project, an initiative aimed at combating political extremism. The effort focuses on countering polarization and building understanding across political divides. It has drawn attention as concern over political violence and divisive rhetoric continues to grow in the United States.
- 3Developer shows crystals dropping from enemies in indie game●I got the new crystals spawning from enemies and floating until the player gets close enough to collect them. The moveme
An independent game developer has added a new mechanic where defeated enemies spawn crystals that float in place until the player comes close enough to collect them. The developer says the movement and visual effects still need more work, but describes the feature as a start. The update was shared with the game development community, where progress clips like this regularly draw feedback and encouragement from other indie creators.