Enjoy our festive dev diary #100! We've come a long way!

• Julian takes you on a journey through our project.

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Take one of the closest looks into the development of Son of Nor!

• On popular demand, we're showing our development process, daily routine and the tools we use to collaborate despite living on different continents. THIS is how we develop Son of Nor.

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We show you how we are giving more life to the world of Noshrac. We also take a look at TRI in our Indie Corner!

• We are starting to implement the animal system which will spawn random animals in the environment to give more life to the world and create more immersion.

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Have an inside look at our real life hack week and see some code from the pro!

• Our main dev Julian shows some code of how he implemented mass telekinesis. How do we manage to keep a clear line of sight? How does it work that rocks don't end up in front of each other?

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Butt-watching's over :) Sorry. It was fun while it lasted!

• Try and play 4 new game jam games made in 24 hours and look deeper into our daily routines. This week: Making the dev diary and our regular testing sessions. And since some people could only talk about the huge butt outside the Radir, we now gave the Horastes statue some clothes!

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Last dev diary was quite fun. No idea what else to add.

I'd like more programming related highlights, then again, those won't prolly be too popular for the vast majority of non-programmer crowd. Maybe divide it up in different categories and have a more narrow focus on each of the dev diaries? Wolfire had this with their Overgrowth dev blog posts, they divided it up like "Programming" post, "Art" post, "Design" post, and so on. Then again, they're not regular at all releasing things, so that model might not fit your case.

Sometimes (say, dev diary #102), you upload a video with... less than ideal voice recording. Put a high pass on that thing so we don't hear the low frequency bumps. If you put it on an equalizer you'll notice the low frequency (80Hz and less) "bumps".

Hmm, a bid sad we didn't get more answers how you guys would like the dev diaries to continue. But thanks TheChubu for providing some insight. I'll take it to the team.

I'll ask again anyway: If you'd watch a dev diary regularly, what should it contain?

Meanwhile, here's our latest one. We're going behind the scenes again to show how cutscenes are made.

• In our "behind the scenes" series we take a deeper look at how cutscenes are made in Son of Nor.
• We programmed our own tool for creating cutscenes. See how it works and how Ricardo's daily routine looks like when he has cutscene tasks assigned by our producer Alex.

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