Young Homie
A turn-based barrio RPG with timed hits, a crew of six, and a long memory.
Young Homie is a turn-based RPG built to be excellent at four to six hours rather than a shorter version of something bigger. Both sides of every exchange run on timed hits, so defence is as active as attack. Recruit a crew of six across four classes, work a two-currency economy, take branching quests through three connected blocks, and fast-travel a neighbourhood that remembers what you did in it. Synty POLYGON art, built for handheld play in landscape.
Dev log //
Early development. The log is scaffolding and prototype work rather than anything that resembles a finished loop yet.
- Update TODO
- Play Billing 7.1.1 -> 9.1.0 (same fix as bleacher-busters)
- Round five: a commit message that lied, and a patch script that rewrote EOLs
- Round four: I got the respeto conclusion backwards, and stop publishing it
- Round three: the fixes left their own descriptions behind, twice
- Round two: five more, including a number this project's own thesis forbids
- The review found the headline was a best-of-84, and the parse guard was inert
- Phase 9 on the phone: 9.6 and 9.7 closed, 9.2 half, one stopwatch nearly wrong
- Level 8 is fine: the owner's answer, written down where it will be re-asked
- Phase 9's desk half, and a balance answer nobody wanted
- Everything a new session needs, in the order it needs it
- Two residuals, written down rather than closed
- The exit 127 was not the glovebox, and saying it was is the worse mistake
- The count that was a grep, the margin that was not a margin, and one exit 127
- Three from the fourth pass, and Smiley's two scenes stop being two readings
- Nine more, and the await rule now reads every suite instead of its own file
- The bench counter was counting the wrong thing, and so was the check for it
- Fourteen things the adversary was right about, and one it was not looking for
- The silence, Act 2's spine, and eleven things you can ignore
- Twelve beats you can count, and the fence that was a comb since July
- September you can see, and five things the Phase 2 adversary was right about
- Phase 3: the one-side rule, broken twice by the blocks Phase 2 left behind
- Four optional things in September, and the check that they stay optional
- Act 4's spine: eleven steps, a branch that decides nothing, and 1200 orderings
- Two blocks past Alameda, three fights, and the ninth member
- Phase 2 cannot go green before Phase 3, and three existing checks say so
- The red-check finally run, and the thing it caught was the check
- A fourth act on paper, the engine that admits it exists, and a plan turned the right way up
- The phone: the scroll fix under a real thumb, and two perf defects that were not
- The APK builds with the plugin in it, and the buy button is measured
- Ads, billing and consent, ported from the one Godot app that shipped them
- Phase B: the debt the Phase 4 pass named, minus the one that needs the phone
- The house keeps what you find, and a block that was killing the engine
- The map, and a check that had been measuring the wrong rectangle
- The two stings, and a measurement that was reading compressed bytes
- The lists scroll, and the game has music
- What the adversarial pass found under Phase 4
- Phase 4 closes: the faces, the creator, and what the dressing measurement said
- Weather, the app icon, and the court's dead crew
- Distinct silhouettes, and the second table that decided what people look like
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