Hello Brave ones, How fighting for Dewr been so far? We wanted to give you an update and some unoffical patch notes to provide some insight and gratitude regarding some trouble early reviews had with our game. Some reviewers of our game had some problems and bugs come up in the versions that they played. Some of the folks got their versions as early at August 25th and we felt confident in the version we sent them. However, When people play your game, they will always find bugs you weren't aware of and that happened to us. While we regret that problem appeared for some of the reviewers we got to work right away solving those problems. While we couldn't solve all of the problems for folks who got the game early while they were playing the game, we are very grateful for all of them who wrote to us letting us know what issues they found. We were blown away by the outreach. Folks didn't write to complain, most of them wanted to let us know about the issues because they enjoyed the game and wanted it to be the best it could be. Which was very unexpected for us, but also a pleasant surprise that made us work with more energy for the release on the 22nd. We will list here all the issues that were resolved in that period, as we know that some information and reported issues may have already been resolved. New issues will arise, of course, but we will keep working to make Bravery the best possible experience it can be.

Bravery change log from 08/25 to 09/20:

System:

Thorn position fixed to avoid black screen: - Prologue ending, ActI ending, ActII ending, ActIII ending. - Crash when leaving the game during Leaf kidnapping cutscene. - Quick slot input stuck after Thorn falling. Warlock: - Main behavior, summons behavior, hebling spawning. - Warlock room missing after die and reload the game.

Gameplay:

- Dashing back to the ground from a platform. - Dashing between platforms. - Scrolling lore description. - Prison enemies sprite spawning after death. - Warlock persistent clone. - Thorn getting stuck after the sword switch in the guardian base. - Tooth Warlock wayblocker.

Code:

- World map navigation. - Save the game when the player dies. - Scene loading and activation. - Player position on loading game. - Save player position improvement. - Improvements to avoid falling into holes. - Discover map region after travel to it. Thank you for the support! Glitch Factory

[ 2022-09-24 02:19:59 CET ] [ Original post ]

No Place for Bravery is a 2D top-down action RPG which weaves together exquisite visuals, a stirring soundtrack and intense combat moments into a darkly haunting tale that explores the lengths we’d go to recapture all we hold dear.



Peril awaits on every path through Dewr, a harsh world of ruined beauty and violent tribes. In this game, you must contend with fast-paced battles filled with dodges, parries and counterattacks. Making mistakes will be punishing and you’ll experience a lingering sense of fragility while facing the dangers of Dewr.


After fighting in a cruel war beyond reckoning, the ex-soldier Thorn lays down his blood-stained arms. Resigned to a quiet life of tavern-keeping, Thorn's thoughts and dreams linger upon his long-lost daughter Leaf — until Thorn witnesses the reappearance of the one who abducted Leaf so long ago. With the company of his disabled foster son Phid, Thorn enters the fray once more, convinced the world needs his blade to make things right.


The narrative of No Place for Bravery examines the role and duties of father figures and the consequences of their choices in a troubled world. The game, informed by the developers' personal life experiences and feelings, ponders where a parent's obligation ends and something more primal begins.


In skilled hands, Thorn can weather every violent challenge right from the start, and his brutality only grows as you discover new weapons and items to turn the tide against your foes. Yet the messy throes of desperate combat take time to master. Do not despair if you should encounter a series of wretched defeats in your journey.


A captivating blend of the low fantasy setting and achingly detailed pixel art makes Dewr's decrepit world croak with breathtaking life as Thorn carves his path through it. Every second that passes in No Place for Bravery pulses with an immersive, intense atmosphere that you’ll feel in your veins.