Tiny Glade (PC)
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It's made by two people who are former employees at Embark. I think it was sort of a mentor, mentee situation with Ana making this game in her spare time. Eventually it became something interesting enough that she left Embark to pursue it full time and Tom left to join her in making it. Both of them have really interesting work. Ana seemed to be focused on creating procedural tools and Tom was rendering. I'd be really interested in watching some tech talks about this game. These are really two creative people with seemingly a lot of technical chops, so I'm really interested in seeing where they go from here. Hope the game is a huge success for them.
Ana: https://x.com/anastasiaopara
A presentation by Ana:
Tom: https://x.com/h3r2tic
Tom's blog: https://h3.gd/
Interesting little detail I hadn't seen. Game is using the ECS from Bevy Engine. Guess it makes sense since the game is written in Rust. Not sure of many games that have been developed using Rust, because so many are legacy code bases.
Found an interview:
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Found an interview:
Tiny Glade Developers on Bevy, Proceduralism, Publishers & Cozy Games
To celebrate the release of Tiny Glade's demo version, Pounce Light's Anastasia Opara and Tomasz Stachowiak have joined 80 Level to discuss the game's history, proceduralism, Bevy, Rust, self-publishing, and the "cozy games" genre.
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Major update
store.steampowered.com
They removed the light count limit of 32. You can now have seemingly as many lights as you want, and can adjust intensity.
Tiny Glade - v1.11.0 Update - Movable Clutter & Many Lights - Steam News
Hello-hello! Hope you're well and feeling festive ⛄ You might have noticed that we've been beta testing new features 👀 You might even have participated, in which case - wholeheartedly thank you 🧡 We're happy to say that it is time to release this update into the wild! Highlights Movable clutter...
They removed the light count limit of 32. You can now have seemingly as many lights as you want, and can adjust intensity.
Only three orders of magnitude. No big deal.
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