Category: Video Games

Welcome to February’s monthly update for Akuto: Mad World. This month I didn’t get much updates out for Akuto as I would have liked. The main reason for this is that I relocated Hut 90 to the USA. Yes, that’s correct. Hut 90 is now officially a USA company. Most of the paperwork is completed now, which means I can get back to completing Akuto: Mad World.

I have managed to complete all the online levels and am now going to look at fixing all the online bugs and updating the matchmaking system. What I want to do is have the matchmaking system not rely on Steam, so that non-Steam players can play online as well. Maybe even try having cross-platform online. But this won’t happen next month, but the month ever more likely. This is because I have two big events next month where I will be working more on the business side of Hut 90 instead of the game development side.

You can read on to see what major updates were released in February, with a full list of updates following that. At the bottom of this post, you will find what I am planning for next month. And remember, if you like the game, recommend it to your friends or leave us a review.

Akuto: Mad World is now available from Steam, Humble Store, and itch.io. Join us on our Discord server to talk more about Akuto: Mad World and our other games.

Welcome to January’s monthly update for Akuto: Mad World. I didn’t get a chance to add in much content this much as I have been busy working on making all the levels work in online mode. So far, I have got 6 out of 10 levels working for online, with the goal of getting the remaining 4 finished in February. There was a big reason why not much was added in Akuto: Mad World this month, but I will tell that reason in next month’s dev log once everything is finalized.

You can read on to see what major updates were released in January, with a full list of updates following that. At the bottom of this post, you will find what I am planning for next month. And remember, if you like the game, recommend it to your friends or leave us a review.

Akuto: Mad World is now available from Steam, Humble Store, and itch.io. Join us on our Discord server to talk more about Akuto: Mad World and our other games.

Welcome to December’s monthly update for Akuto: Mad World. I can’t believe I have been working on this game for one year now. I thought the game would have been completed and released by now. But that was before I started creating online mode, and I can proudly say that the first version of online mode is released now. There are still lots of things to add, create, and fix for online mode, but it is a good start so far.

You can read on to see what major updates were released in December, with a full list of updates following that. At the bottom of this post, you will find what I am planning for next month. And remember, if you like the game, recommend it to your friends or leave us a review.

Akuto: Mad World is now available from Steam, Humble Store, and itch.io. Join us on our Discord server to talk more about Akuto: Mad World and our other games.

Akuto: Mad World online mode is still in development and there could be unforeseen issues that prevent you from connecting to other players. I have created this short guide on how to make sure that a connection is made around 99%.

Welcome to November’s monthly update for Akuto: Mad World. This month I completed the Steam Workshop integration with the game, and created an in-game gallery to view GIFs created by the players. The game is also now available from itch.io, and there is now an official Discord server for Akuto: Mad World and other games I will release in the future.

You can read on to see what major updates were released in November, with a full list of updates following that. At the bottom of this post, you will find what I am planning for next month. And remember, if you like the game, recommend it to your friends or leave us a review.

Akuto: Mad World is now available from Steam, Humble Store, and itch.io.

Welcome to October’s monthly update for Akuto: Mad World. This month I completed the level editor (with one minor bug), added a player-requested feature (disappearing ragdoll bodies), and a feature that no one asked for (capturing GIFs in-game).

You can read on to see what major updates were released in October, with a full list of updates following that. At the bottom of this post, you will find what I am planning for next month. And remember, if you like the game, recommend it to your friends or leave us a review.

Akuto: Mad World is now available from Steam or Humble Store.

Welcome to September’s monthly update for Akuto: Mad World. This month I had the first eSports tournament for Akuto: Mad World, which was held in South Korea as part of BIC Fest. You can watch the qualifiers here and the finals here. It was also the first time I lost at Akuto: Mad World in a 1 V 1 match. Because of the tournament, I did not get to work as much on the game as I would have liked. Nonetheless, I did create a new level, remove some of the low-quality multiplayer levels, and created a plan that should lead to more content in October.

You can read on to see what major updates were released in September, with a full list of updates following that. At the bottom of this post, you will find what I am planning for next month. And remember, if you like the game, recommend it to your friends or leave us a review.

Akuto: Mad World is now available from Steam or Humble Store.