New Interface The Tablet was the only part of the game that was still outdated, but with these latest changes, Hadarot is now officially stunning!
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UI and audio
Gameplay
Balance
changedNew InterfaceThe Tablet was the only part of the game that was still outdated, but with these latest changes, Hadarot is now officially stunning!
addedNew InterfaceThere you can see most of the old Tablet’s features, and, as you can see, the main menu now displays three buttons—Music, Shop and Achievements—which are currently inaccessible but will be added in future versions of V0.9
changedNew InterfaceThe idea is that you’ll be able to listen to the game’s music at any time, as well as view your achievements. Although these two buttons won’t be particularly interesting in terms of gameplay, the Shop, on the other hand, is more interesting:
changedNew InterfaceIn the Shop, you can buy standard cards (Troops, Towers, Aids…) to unlock them for future games. You’ll earn coins at the end of the game: 1 coin for every 100k points.
addedFuture Versions V0.9 and V1.0The upcoming versions will focus on filling in the few remaining gaps in the game, to prepare it for Version 1.0, which will be a version focused almost entirely on new content.
addedFuture Versions V0.9 and V1.0I will add new enemies that will be very different from the current ones; for example, the Moai that grants 1 Armour to all enemies:
Hadarot changes
changedThe Tablet was the only part of the game that was still outdated, but with these latest changes, Hadarot is now officially stunning!
addedThere you can see most of the old Tablet’s features, and, as you can see, the main menu now displays three buttons—Music, Shop and Achievements—which are currently inaccessible but will be added in future versions of V0.9
changedThe idea is that you’ll be able to listen to the game’s music at any time, as well as view your achievements. Although these two buttons won’t be particularly interesting in terms of gameplay, the Shop, on the other hand, is more interesting:
changedIn the Shop, you can buy standard cards (Troops, Towers, Aids…) to unlock them for future games. You’ll earn coins at the end of the game: 1 coin for every 100k points.
addedThe upcoming versions will focus on filling in the few remaining gaps in the game, to prepare it for Version 1.0, which will be a version focused almost entirely on new content.
New Interface
The Tablet was the only part of the game that was still outdated, but with these latest changes, Hadarot is now officially stunning!
There you can see most of the old Tablet’s features, and, as you can see, the main menu now displays three buttons—Music, Shop and Achievements—which are currently inaccessible but will be added in future versions of V0.9
The idea is that you’ll be able to listen to the game’s music at any time, as well as view your achievements. Although these two buttons won’t be particularly interesting in terms of gameplay, the Shop, on the other hand, is more interesting:
In the Shop, you can buy standard cards (Troops, Towers, Aids…) to unlock them for future games. You’ll earn coins at the end of the game: 1 coin for every 100k points.
Future Versions V0.9 and V1.0
The upcoming versions will focus on filling in the few remaining gaps in the game, to prepare it for Version 1.0, which will be a version focused almost entirely on new content.
There will be several Version 0.9 releases, where all the missing elements of the Tablet will be completed.
I will add new enemies that will be very different from the current ones; for example, the Moai that grants 1 Armour to all enemies:
I’ll tweak the enemy system a bit, as I’ll categorise them to balance the board and ensure those unique new enemies don’t appear too often; after all, a board with five Moais would be practically impossible to manage.
The idea is to release a version of Hadarot before V1.0 where the only drawback is the lack of content, as V1.0 will add all the missing difficulty levels, more cards and who knows what else...
