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Thank you all for the love and support so far with Curse of the Sea Rats, your feedback has helped us implement three waves of updates so far including:
To do this press Shift+Tab to bring up the Friend Menu. 
Then, to Host a session, click on either Invite a Friend to have an existing Steam friend join or Invite a Guest to share a link to someone not on your friends list.
And that’s it! Once you load into a game just have your co-op party press the prompted Join button and embark on your new adventure, together.
Alex: It was important to us from the beginning, that each character had to play differently and have a unique role in combat. Buffalo Calf is unique compared to the rest of the Sea Rats, since she has a lot of ranged abilities and is extremely fast and nimble. 
Yeray: She can also become invisible, throw elemental projectiles, and execute multi-directional ariel attacks… In contrast, Douglas has only his mid-range pistol and fire attacks. Each of the characters is tied to an element, Douglas uses his firearms to channel his magic, while Buffalo harnesses electricity through her throwing knives and tomahawks. 
Yeray: While his attacks are slow, they do quite a bit of damage! Bussa’s gameplay style embodies his inner element, which is Earth, so on the outside he’s hard like granite! But despite this he does have a softer and more sensitive side which you’ll hopefully see as the adventure progresses. 
Throughout the game, you will unlock different kinds of magical abilities for each character. For example, one of Akane’s skills adds a water projectile to her aeriel attacks, while another creates a water shield which protects her and simultaneously damages nearby enemies. She’s a really cool character and plays aggressively! 
Alex: Regarding Flora’s crew, there are personalities of all types in the mix. Some characters are mysterious like the vampiric Murat Reis and sinister Freddy Eightfingers, while others provide some comic relief, such as the uptight Short Fuse Jones and ponderous Fatso. We also have the sultry Rama Cinnamon and her companion Sharpie The Sharp, who share a close relationship. There are different dynamics amongst Flora’s crew, and you’ll witness a few bust-ups because of their clashing personalities. 
Q: How are the boss battles presented to the player?
Alex: On the island, there are not only the pirates, but also local inhabitants and fauna such as the Lighthouse Keeper, Krabawaki, La Chusa, Necromancer... (the coolest character of all!) And some other mysteries that you’ll have to discover. Each boss has a really different style of combat accompanied by some truly expressive hand-drawn animations! 
Alex: When Fatso throws his barrels or propels himself forwards, the player must time their jumps differently. We always start with drawings or schematics with detailed descriptions of the attacks, then this passes into the hands of Concept Artists who make a first sketch of what the characters will look like during these moments. 
The Animation department are actually amazing, and they have some super crazy and fun ideas. Once we have the description of the attacks from the Game Designers, and the visuals of the boss from the Concept Artists, the Animators begin work on the animations for all of the attacks! 
Q: Was there a character that you really enjoyed working on?
Q: Did you face any challenges? 
To begin with, we looked for reference actors to link with each character. We passed these references to Charactoons to see if they could find similar voices and match the appropriate nationalities. 
Dani: The Eye of the Serpent is comprised of an amulet and a ring. To recover their human form, the prisoners must reunite these pieces in order to invoke the artefact’s power again and reverse the curse. The artefact is a kind of “magic lamp”, with a spirit inside that grants wishes. But at the same time, it embodies the concept of yin and yang, of good and evil. When both pieces are together they allow you to fulfil any wish. But when separated, good and evil are no longer balanced. The amulet is the good half where Wu Yun, the heroes’ guide, resides. The ring is the evil half, possessed by a serpentine spirit that Flora Burn uses to increase her magical powers!
Admiral Blacksmith is a stoic figure, who gives the prisoners their mission. He is an individual who is fiercely loyal to his country, to his family, and to his crew... He is that person who tries to do everything right, but the world seems to be intent on making this difficult for him. 
Xavi: When we faced The Necromancer section during development, we had a stable and defined area of the map with a specific color and a purpose. In this part of the game there are many dank dungeon rooms that give off foreboding vibes… For the boss room itself we suddenly had to convey something different, and that's where concept art and Júlia’s work was invaluable. 
Q: Could you explain how you came to the final design of the Necromancer’s boss room?
It’s worth noting that the more diminutive bosses such as Rama and Sharpie have more agile and lighter music. This allows the player to truly feel the speed of each character and adapt a little more to their attack patterns and movement. With the larger bosses, the music had to feel heavier, colder, and more gigantic! 
For more snippets of dialogue, keep an eye on our social media or check out our recently released Boss Trailer, showcasing some of the deadly members of Flora’s crew as well as some of the dangerous denizens of the Irish Coast. 
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