Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms, grandmothers, mother-figures, and supporters of creativity and chaos alike. ❤️
We hope you’re taking a moment to rest — or make something terrifying with your kids.
What We Worked On This Week
Things are starting to feel like a real game.
This week in No One Leaves the Field, we built our first playable build and layered in several core systems:
- Loading Screen – We now transition cleanly between scenes and sessions.
- Localization System – The game is now ready to support multiple languages (and creepy glyphs, too).
- Item Interaction – The system for interacting with objects is in. Right now, it works for opening doors… for now.
- Dialogue Box – A text-only system for inner monologue and in-world prompts. The player has a voice now—even if it’s quiet.
What’s Coming Next
This coming week we’ll be:
- Fine-tuning the interaction system
- Expanding it to support more object types
- Beginning the placement of key landmarks like the dried well and the outhouse — pieces that add depth (and dread) to the world
Studio Notes
Thanks again to everyone who wishlisted, shared the teaser, or commented on our weekly updates. It helps more than you know.
If you haven’t yet:
The field keeps growing.
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