We spent the first couple of days in November finishing up a build for our publisher’s QA department to start breaking. They’ll be able to help us find all the different ways you can break Snacko. Since it’s so early on, we’re expecting tons of bugs. Fun.

Meowllo everyone! Happy spooky season! As the end of the year draws closer, the more we - the devs - are freaking out. We did something this month we haven’t for years…we took a break!

What does tying everything together mean? So far, Snacko has a staggering amount of stuff. Furniture you can place, objects you can dye, NPCs you can talk to, seeds you can plant…all of it is working, but they all work in sort of a sandbox type way.

We often post work-in-progress shots of Snacko on our Twitter, and it was one fateful night of 1AM Twitter scrolling with my phone on night mode that I realized - “oh, it’s hard to read the dialogue text”.

This month was quite hefty, including a fully funded Kickstarter! Wow!! Thank you for all your support - we really appreciate it. The campaign took a bit of time out of our regular schedule, but we were still able to make good progress! This devlog is going to be a long one…

We can finally talk about the ranching now that Wholesome Direct is over! So far, we've added chickens and cows that you can keep in your barn and get resources from.

There are a lot of new friends this month and fun new additions. Sadly, we can't show all of them yet...but don't worry, you'll be able to see some new, exciting stuff in May via the Wholesome Direct!

March felt extremely long - due to a myriad of things ranging from the state of the world to the variety of work we tackled this month. Let's just get straight into it!

We have some really fun features and systems coming up! We kind of added this last second, but we think it's going to be fun.

It's the start of a new decade, and what better way to star with 2020 than redoing the whole map! Again! if you're no stranger to Snacko devlogs, you're also no stranger to map remakes.