First animals in the game

I've been making some great progress on my game lately. This week I added two new features that I'm really excited about.

First, I added different tiles, which means I can change the game map however I want while playing. It was so much fun building the world and experimenting with different combinations of tiles. I'm really pleased with how it turned out.

The second feature I added was some animals - cats, chickens, and rats. They were a bit tricky to create, especially getting them to walk correctly. At first, they all walked backwards, which was pretty funny to watch, but not exactly what I was going for. However, after some tweaking, I managed to get them to walk correctly. It's amazing how much of a difference little details like this can make to the overall feel of the game. I want to continue working on animals and improve them.

I have to say, working on this game is really rewarding. It's challenging at times, but seeing everything come together is such a great feeling. I'm looking forward to adding even more features and content as I continue to work on it.

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Farming and new pets

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Gardening

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Side panel for animals

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