DreamCatcher has undergone significant changes in the six months since its initial demo release in January of 2021. Most notably, the game has gone from a top-down experience to more of a third-person RPG experience. This has come with its own lengthy set of challenges, and while familiar players may not see an excess of new features, I assure you that beyond the confines of the demo version, there are plenty of new things that are waiting to be released when those features are up to standard.

Things we have implemented:
- major change to camera angle
- various visual improvements and tweaks to the world
- added an official Twitter link to the main menu, for players to keep in touch and up to date
- counters on dream barriers, to tell players how many shards they still need to progress

Things in the pipeline:

- Dash ability
- better player feedback system overall, to make in-game events more clear and remove confusion
- a completely new first level
- complete overhaul of the way terrain has been built up, along with necessary tweaks to the way movement happens in-game

Player feedback is greatly appreciated at all times! Leave a comment!