Thanks, we wanted to bring something unique to magic casting.
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ScrapingBottomGames - - 11 comments @ Fictorum V1.1 Released
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ScrapingBottomGames - - 11 comments @ Fictorum Update #44: New Spellblade Ability and Destructible Damage
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Yea, Gfycat.com
Late in that gif an enemy hits the roof and breaks it. If enemies hit with enough force they'll break the structures.
ScrapingBottomGames - - 11 comments @ Fictorum Update #43: 3 Minute Gameplay Video and New Castle
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Thanks!
ScrapingBottomGames - - 11 comments @ Fictorum Update #39: Final Level, New Abilities, and Fire Propagation
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That triangle is not a requirement.It's an option to make a spell even more powerful. You are capable of casting spells without shaping.
ScrapingBottomGames - - 11 comments @ Dropping in with some Holiday Cheer
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I would not want to get into any snowball fights with him :-)
ScrapingBottomGames - - 11 comments @ IndieDB awards, update on our kickstarter & what we've been up to
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Looking forward to the campaign! Good luck!
ScrapingBottomGames - - 11 comments @ How the vegetation affects the gameplay
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Oh wow, I loved Project IGI, up until the point you're trying to escape with the scientist? and are trying to defend against a bunch of people chasing you.
Breaking in/sniping/all that was super fun. Given you guys a follow, can't wait to see how it turns out.
ScrapingBottomGames - - 11 comments @ Fictorum Update #20: Spells Befitting a Wizard Video Game and Kickstarter Date Announced
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Thanks! We really appreciate the support.
ScrapingBottomGames - - 11 comments @ Fictorum Weekly #12: New Spell Runes, Destruction Improvements, and Landscapes
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Thanks rmdd!
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Scraping Bottom Games started with Chip Flory and Greg Curran, two high school buddies turned college roommates turned longtime friends. Both are passionate about video games, and started playing them pretty much right after they got that whole walking thing down. The whole project came to be in March of 2015, shortly after the announcement from Epic that the Unreal Engine 4 is now free to use. After a long campaign in Divinity: Original Sin together, Greg mentioned to Chip that he wanted to try making video games instead of just playing them, and Chip followed suit.