Thank you for your continuous support for Gensokyo Night Festival. We have received a handwritten apology regarding the development situation from the developer, tea_basira.
”I'm very sorry that the updates for Night Festival are late!! I'll do my best...!”
Thanks to tea_basira's hard work, the game has improved significantly since the last status update, and the game is finally functional. We are currently working hard on the debugging process. We hope that by our next status update, we will be able to announce the date of the next game update.
We are terribly sorry for the long wait, but tea_basira is doing their best and working on the game every day, so please continue to look forward to the development and completion of the game. Thank you for your patience.
Maintenance is now finished. We appreciate your cooperation with or maintenance efforts.
The following issue that was originally supposed to be investigated during maintenance will be resolved separately due to some problems that have been identified.
・Removal of MMR restrictions when participating in a casual game.
We will keep you posted on when maintenance to resolve this issue will be performed. Thank you again for your support and understanding!
Here is the upcoming maintenance schedule for Gundam Evolution. Gundam Evolution will be unplayable during maintenance.
■Time 9/30/2022 1:00AM ~ 3:00AM (PDT) *Casual and Ranked Matchmaking will be disabled 30 minutes before maintenance begins.
■Details ・Improving Ranked Match/Ratings system. We will have more details at a later time. ・Removing Casual Match ratings difference restrictions for parties.
We apologize for the inconvenience and hope for your continued support.
We have temporarily unlocked free switch between game mode (difficulty) until the next update. We are very sorry about the issue. For those who have switched your mode by accident now it's time for you to fix your save.
Last week, we unveiled a brand new addition to our paint tool - The Texture Tool. This week, we’re showcasing our last batch of cosmetics before launch!
Add More RAM to Your Robot
It’s time to celebrate, PC-building aficionados! You’re really going to appreciate our newest collection of cosmetics. Focusing on computer hardware, this batch of cosmetics includes: a transistor, a resistor, wires, two sticks of RAM, a processor, a cooling fan, a circuit board, and a capacitor. Use these cosmetics to help your robot remember what it’s doing, complete those hard calculations, keep it cool while it’s overclocking, and much more
Take Your Robot Back to the 50s
What was as popular in the 50s as Elivis Presley, drive-in movies, sideburns, and cateye glasses? Fuzzy dice! Take your robot back to a time before video games (which weren’t invented until 1966 and popular until 1975) with our fuzzy dice cosmetic.
Become a Master Chef
If you’re fully embracing the idea of your robot being a professional sandwich server or barista, give it an extra tall chef’s hat. Bear in mind that many cosmetics will only become available after completing the associated secret objective, so make sure you’re keeping an eye out for hidden purple tablets as you play through the campaign!
I See Right Through You
Fans of RoboCo’s earliest alpha know the importance and usefulness of glass blocks. Previously in the Structured Parts section, glass blocks can now be found in the Cosmetics section.
Other Stuff We’re Working On
Q4 2022 is right around the corner, which means our development team is busy putting the finishing touches on RoboCo. Here’s a list of some of the big tickets items they’re working on:
QA testing and cleaning up defects and usability issues throughout the game
Adding a few missing breakable states for props
Continuing to hook up sound effects and review with our A/V Director
Tuning part costs, masses, and unlocks
All those important but less glamorous things one needs to release a game (credits, splash, legal text, etc.)
And that’s it for this week’s devblog! Next week, we suggest you gear up for what’s going to be our biggest announcement yet!
