Hi!

Here is the first update of Bloody Merc.

Note: Some features of the original videogame have been removed for the moment. Like battle score and character's dodging in the battlefield.

New features:

• Four new Civilizations: Vikings, Huns, Goths, and Picts.
  
• 8 new dialogues for each new civilization (48 in total)
  
• Main menu for civilization selection improved.
  
• Main character now can move around the battlefield.
  
• 4 kind of executes when an enemy attacks the player, by pressing right mouse click. Note: this feature replaces the dodge system for now.
  
• New Hack & Slash special effects added (sword whooshes and hits particles effects)

Fixes:

• Bloody Mode now is optimized
  
• Now enemies's blood does not obstruct the player's vision so much as before.
  
• Main character has more health.
  
• Fixed Executions that sometimes immobilize the player
  
• Fixed the problem about choosing only England civilization instead of both of them (England and Frankia). Now you can choose between 6 civilizations.

Features removed:

• Main character's skills (Except Bloody Mode)
  
• Score system
  
• Dodge system
  
• Life system
  
• Winning or losing message

Current Issues:

• Sometimes Gamepad cannot work propertly
  
• Sometimes Main character keeps moving even when the battle is over.
  
• When you win the battle in Bloody Mode, the screen fades out with a dark red background instead of black.
  
• Sometimes winner soldiers slide while they are in victory animation.
  
• Since the blood does not obstruct player's vision too much as before, it needs more fixes yet.

Reason of the Removed Features:
The videogame was coded throught a template modified by us via code. But we noticed that this template had a lot of issues that made us more difficult to develop our videogame. Specially for debuging and performance.
So, we decided to create our own template and get more control of the current workflow of the videogame.
By the other hand, we have in mind to add these removed features again, if the mechanics are appropiated and, specially, flexible.

Regards,
Ignacio Medina
Santiago Medina.