While we are not finished with the new tech just yet, we already accomplished the vast majority of what we wanted to achieve. Yes, Red Frost was already looking good, but there was still room for improvement and that’s what we did. Over the past 4 months a lot of work also went into improving our visual tech to make the game world really shine. Right now we are making good progress within the “comfortable list” and create location after location on basically a weekly basis. Then there is our wishful thinking list which contains all sort of interior locations we wish would make it into the game given the time will allow for it. We have a list of planned interior locations divided into locations we must have for storyline and questing and additional locations that once in the game we would feel comfortable with the amount of interior locations for the exploration we envision.

Red Frost will also feature lots of interior locations for you to explore and this is something we also put a lot of work into. That being said, the outside is just part of the workload when it comes to the game world. Is is however also a very time consuming process and we expect to spend at least another 4-6 months working on it. As you might know, the game world in Red Frost is handmade, which allows for best possible quality. The past months we made a lot of progress on making the game world. What are we working on, how it goes and where do we stand with the game. With this DevLog we want to share with you some of the development progress that’s happening in Red Frost.

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