No. But wait! There's so many interesting things I want to share with you all!

Over the last 2 days, SpazierGang (our development team) has flown out to the other side of the country to participate in a start-up competition. We were given a booth to decorate and show off our current progress with the game, and I believe that it was a big win: Many other students from other projects playtested our game, and showed us much enthusiasm and enjoyment, as well as constructive criticism, making our game even better than it was before. 

Now that we've gathered enough feedback from playtesters, we've identified our biggest weakness: Not making the combat system intuitive enough, and relying solely on the tutorial to do the explanation. We will come up with a way to teach the player in the most intuitive way in  the future, since knowing how to play the game is the most important part in the first few minutes of the experience. It was such a special experience, courtesy of my good friend Marc Noffke, and we think that it's time to move to the next stage of development: Storywriting. (once our exams is finished).

We also prepared plenty of merchandise at the booth, including paper figurines of Ling and several acrylic standee of your favorite characters for any playtesters who checked out the demo and showed interest in this project. Though we didn't win the competition, we won many playtesters' heart, one of which was the first to successfully play through all 3 chapters of our demo, and for that he won a super prestigious prize: An acrylic standee of the game!

Again, I hope you will stay with us and support our project, and we'll continue posting our progress every once in a while. We want to make a great game for wonderful gamers!