Getting ready for an in-person playtest in a few days 🍒
Charlotte (social media and marketing) proof read through our trading cards (107 and counting!) to ensure each card is clear and concise for players.
Meanwhile, our game programmer Alex has continued to update and improve the card battle UI. Here's a look at the latest version:
Now when you’re playing BRODUCE, you will see the characters spring to life! As you and your opponent’s cards battle, the art will pop off of the card and onto the screen. The in-game art is currently being done by one of our developers, but our goal is to have a variety of artist’s styles depict our BRODUCE characters.
#GodotConBoston was a huge success! We met so many cool devs, played a lot of interesting indie games, and even got to playtest #BRODUCE for a bunch of people!
Special thanks to @bostongamedev for hosting such an amazing Demo Night!
9 days until #GodotConBoston! We're working hard to get the #BRODUCE demo up and running so it's ready for playtesters! Here's a glimpse of Alex's work station 🖱️🖥️🖲️
Did You Know?
#BRODUCE is a Maine-based game! It is being developed by husband and wife Alex and Charlotte Earley who live on the coast in Southern Maine.
#BroduceRules Part 3:
During your turn, you may choose to battle between cards that are touching and face up. During a battle, players take turns rolling. The last roll is the only roll that counts. The player that has the highest roll wins the battle.
#BroduceRules Part 2:
The goal of BRODUCE the #TCG is to have more cards facing up at the end of the game than your opponent. One way you can flip your opponent’s cards is by winning battles. Broduce cards can battle any other Broduce card as long as they are touching on the field and they are both facing up.
As you explore this world, you'll come across lots of colorful characters. These characters are all unique, but they have one thing in common: a love for playing #BRODUCE the trading card game!
Art by @addiemarieart on Instagram
