Game Introduction

Please wait up to a little over a minute for it to load (depending on internet speed), as there are lots of assets. The project will load eventually, I promise! Please answer this survey about your experience with Land's End and what improvements you'd like to see! https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/318278529/ Welcome to the Land's End! Please, post all save codes here: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/353100/ *DO NOT POST SAVE CODES IN THE COMMENTS* General Instructions: - The SPACE key can be used to select in almost any menu. - Use the mouse to CLICK when there is a button available. - Use ARROW KEYS to navigate menus, the world map, the shop, and to change the angle of the ball's trajectory. - Use SPACE key to enter a level on the map. I hope you will enjoy Land's End. I have spent countless hours developing, bug fixing, and making changes to hopefully make it great! Ever since I joined Scratch almost 3 years ago, I always dreamt of creating a huge project. At first I wanted it to be a scrolling platformer, but I felt that there were too many of these and I wanted something different. It started on my first account, in which I had an idea of a game named Venture, which was to be a scrolling platformer with a bunch of levels and a map. However, I didn't have the skill to create it and made little to no progress towards the goal. Venture was then brought back to life as a collaboration with @annulus, which ultimately failed as we only designed the levels and never put them into code form. In fact, three of the levels that I designed for Venture are somewhat present in Land's End, just with some significant changes to suit the new medium. With Land's End, I built the Garden of Dreams level first, but then made sure to finish the scrolling code before moving on to making more levels. The initial scrolling code was terribly choppy and broke a lot, but was slowly improved as I continued to develop Land's End. At around the time the engine was complete, I announced the project in December, with very few details shared. It was earlier than I would've liked for an announcement, but I went with it anyways because I knew I was going to finish it, no matter how long it would take. From there, I developed a ton in December, especially since I was under the impression that my computer would not support 3.0 for almost all of December. Because of this, I promised a December release, which was completely unreasonable and would be essentially choppy version of a platformer with 6 levels and no world map. After I found out that my browser was the issue with 3.0, I canceled the December release and made more levels, a world map, and have up to this point continued to add more and more to the game. On the first of May the game was complete, other than a few insignificant and easy to do things. I announced a May 31st release, since I wanted to give myself plenty of time to finish those tasks. In that time, I finished those and also decided to change some assets to better fit the updated style. And now it's released! Thank you for your patience as I've developed Land's End. Thank you to the people who contributed to the creation of Land's End: Music Main Theme - Epic Senses Credits Theme - Akira Yui World Map - Esther Garcia Shop Theme - Matti Paalanen Dreamy Garden - Kerodean A Sticky Situation - Lena Orsa Ancient Pottery - MFYM Deep n’ Dark - Lena Orsa Turtle Bay - Razvan Veina Wind Farms - Fonogeri Flooded Desert - Filu and Dina Blinded - Lena Orsa The Last Heroine - Lena Orsa A Lost Past? - Lena Orsa Clean … For Now - Marc Corominas Pujadó Extra Ball Skins: @Annulus @Waterpoke Nintendo/Shigesato Itoi/Hal (did you find the easter egg? hint: go to the News tab for ... another hint!) Inspiration: @Alphabetica @Hanzhe @vubi + @PlXELS / @AtelierB (STAR game) Current Version: 1.0.0 (release build) Released: May 31 2019 Tags:

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