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Entry 26 : Show Off MO-3 & KEV-7 arcade coop game in Level Up, KL

This entry will be discussing about the game being publicized in Level Up's Game Dev Hangout. It's a place where fellow game developers show-off their games under a roof with fans able to test them out and give humble feedbacks.

My friend and I went to the hangout to show-off our projects while promoting our academic exhibition. The goal of joining it is to promote our exhibition and ask for contacts from the game developer of Super Steam Puff game.


At this point, the game was intended to be 97% completed. There are at least 4 sets of testers that played the game. The first session went pretty well despite some in-game scene transition issue. After that session, they found out that there's a huge bug that caused the game unplayable on that specific level. Thus, our hangout didn't last long and went back.

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