The nine sprints we planned for Camp Hex are now done, and while the scope for Camp Hex was a lot better (read “smaller”) than for Network: Override, we still feel it was too big, however we did learn a lot in the process.
This week has been some much needed time off for both me and Algot. Likely, so may the next couple of weeks be too as exam season starts. So expect a two week break in weekly updates.
We have not added that many features this weak. Rather we have spent time refactoring the system that we already have, so that we can easier extend it with more functionality in the future.
The basic hacking gameplay mechanics are now as done as they can be at this stage, so this week we started work on generating the world and the content in it.
This week I have worked on the network map, while Ecen has worked on web pages and the general hacking system. The nodes in the network map position themselves by pushing other nodes away, more the closer they are, and pulls on the conne...
After finishing the great refactoring last week, our primary focus is on getting the fundamental gameplay elements into place. Most of Network: OVERRIDE is console-based, but there is one central graphical component: the network map. Alg...
Little less than a year ago, I decided to make a text editor for this game. For this, some way of converting ‘Logical’ lines (those separated by \n) to ‘Physical’ lines (Those separated by the limitation of the screen width), would be ne...
This week we started work on Network Override for this summer. As a fan of Factorio and their weekly Friday Facts, I suggested to Algot that we should also do a weekly update. It seems like a good practice in order to be transparent abou...
The website design is now more or less finished, atleast as far as a website design can be finished… Welcome to our site!