Crimson Spires - DEMO

Devlog

• Crimson Spires Now Released!
  October 27, 2020 by Woodsy Studio

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  #release, #launch

  The full game of Crimson Spires is now RELEASED! It has a separate project page here: https://woodsy-studio.itch.io/crimson-spires This demo has also been updated recently with some bug fixes and... Continue reading

  
• Releasing October 27th!
  September 16, 2020 by Woodsy Studio

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  #writing, #covid, #coronavirus, #visual novel, #release date

  As we all know, 2020 has been rife with crises and challenges, not the least of which is COVID-19. You probably don’t need me to go into much more detail. A horrible illness has swept across the wor... Continue reading

  
• Winter 2020 Update - Crimson Spires
  February 19, 2020 by Woodsy Studio

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  #update, #release, #otome, #horror, #romance, #visual novel, #ue4

  Greetings everyone! It’s a new year full of fresh hope and inspiration. Last year brought a lot of challenges for our endeavors at Woodsy Studio. But this year we’re determined to release Crimson... Continue reading

  
• Summer Dev Log Update
  August 16, 2019 by Woodsy Studio

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  #dev log, #update, #visual novel, #otome

  Hey everyone! It’s been a while since we updated y’all on Crimson Spires and other Woodsy Studio goings-on, so we thought we’d put out a post on how summer has been going for us. First off, it... Continue reading
• May Update and Dev Log
  May 26, 2019 by Woodsy Studio

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  #visual novel, #development, #ue4, #panels

  Today we have a big development update! Firstly, thanks to everyone who has played the demo so far and provided feedback. Based on the suggestions and criticisms we received, we made a few changes tha... Continue reading

  
• Crimson Spires Dev Log - Ch. 27
  April 19, 2019 by Woodsy Studio

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  #visual novel, #dev log, #development, #ue4, #narrative

  We were so excited to share the Crimson Spires demo with the public this week! At this point in our development, the game is approximately half complete. A lot of the game is done, but we still have... Continue reading