I’d like to start by saying thank you to everyone for the response to 1.12. I’ve seen nothing but positive comments, which made the long gap between 1.11 and 1.12 feel worthwhile. Of course, it wouldn’t be a major release
Now available: Downloads directly from Github
Initially, we only offered downloads of Flare binaries through Sourceforge. Later releasing the game on itch.io allowed us to offer an alternative download location. As of today, we’re going to also offer downloads through Github Releases starting with version 1.11. Because
On Transifex
If you’ve been following closely, you saw that I closed the Flare projects on Transifex yesterday. I cited Transifex as being unsuitable for our workflow. I’ve since been convinced to re-open the project pages and decided shift our workflow slightly
Flare on itch.io
In case you missed it, the Linux/Windows/Mac versions of Flare are available on itch.io.
Flare 1.0 Mac OS version now available
The Mac OS release of Flare is now on the Downloads page. Thanks to Thomas Leavitt for helping get this done.
Flare v0.95.03 update
We’ve fixed a few issues that were in the 0.95 release. A more complete list of changes since 0.19 will be posted when 1.0 is released. Fixed transform powers not filling the player’s action bar with the transformed creature’s powers.
2017/09/05
(Post written by Justin. This blog isn’t really built for multiple contributors, and I don’t know where else to indicate who’s posting.) A web browser version of Flare had long been a distant wish. Thanks to Emscripten, such a wish
2016/10/16
Hey everyone, it’s Justin (dorkster). Clint pointed to my blog as a venue for updates in Flare engine development, yet I’ve failed to make a post since then. Some of you have been following the forums and Github closely as
2016/06/05
HD art, one slice at a time We have parallel projects going for Flare, based on the strengths that various contributors are bringing to the project. The engine is 1.0 release candidate stage, and ready for a variety of content
2016/04/12
Horde of Cuteness! Flare artist Justin Nichol has an amazing new free culture art project live now — Horde of Cuteness! Justin is building a collection of CC-BY-SA (Share-Alike) images especially for the free/libre game dev community. I love the