Duck in Town - A Rising Knight

Devlog

• Duck in Town - A Rising Knight is OUT NOW!!
  September 30, 2019 by Papaya Games

  We're super excited to announce that Duck in Town - A Rising Knight is finally OUT!! We hope you enjoy it, we've put so much effort during its development <3 You can check it out on Steam too! https:/... Continue reading

  
• Press kit for Duck in Town - A Rising Knight
  September 30, 2019 by Papaya Games

  3D comedy adventure about a duck with one dream: to become the greatest Knight ever Sevilla, September 27th 2019: Independent studio PAPAYA GAMES is proud to announce the worlwide release of Duck in T... Continue reading

  
• We finally have a launch date: September 30th!
  August 30, 2019 by Papaya Games

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  We are happy to announce that Duck in Town - A Rising Knight will come to PC (Windows, Mac, Linux) on September 30th! Remember to add the game to your wishlist if you haven't already, so you will get... Continue reading

  
• How to make an stylized fire shader
  August 15, 2019 by Papaya Games

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  #tutorial, #shader, #fire, #godot, #light

  I know what you're thinking: another fire shader tutorial ? While it is true that there are tons of examples online, I think most of them fail at explaning what does the code actually do. So, let's s... Continue reading

  
• Trailer + Main artwork!!
  August 09, 2019 by Papaya Games

  We have just published the trailer, as well as the official artwork, the Steam page and new screenshots!! The artwork by the amazing artist Shutwig , showing Duckson, Duck, Ducker III and Fulcrum!! Re... Continue reading

  
• Explaining the game's license
  April 01, 2019 by Papaya Games

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  #license

  We believe in libre (as in freedom) software. We really think all software should be open-source, as it really benefits the community. Because of this, all of our games are libre software. However, be... Continue reading

  
• Screenshot saturday: discover Town!
  March 30, 2019 by Papaya Games#showoff

  We finally have the Town scene ready! It is the biggest scene in Duck in Town, and there will be lots of NPCs and items to interact with. Town holds a lot of secrets and details about the Duck Kingdom... Continue reading

  
• Blazing-fast rendering with a single material per scene
  March 27, 2019 by Papaya Games

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  #tutorial

  Most low-poly games feature a single color per face in their models. Because of this, low-poly models often have a low amount of colors, which means the scene that contains these models will have a lo... Continue reading

  
• Writing a one-line cel shader
  March 25, 2019 by Papaya Games

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  #tutorial

  Cel shading, also know as toon shading, has been around for a while. The idea behind it is to have only a few colors on the surface of the object, with some "banding". Let's see some examples: Jet Set... Continue reading

  
• Building a versatile dialogue and interaction system
  March 23, 2019 by Papaya Games

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  #design

  The most important thing in a good graphic adventure is, of course, the dialogues and story. When designing Duck in Town interaction system, we had clear what features were absolutely needed: Conversa... Continue reading