Anyone who has ever played Project Gorgon knows that its graphical user interface is as basic and utilitarian as possible. Well, soon that is going to change, and the game will no longer have the look of a 1998-era Windows product.
In a new dev post, the team said that its programmer has finished coding the new GUI which will represent a top-to-bottom revamp of the interface. “It’s important to understand just how big a deal this is,” the lead developer posted. “The ‘new GUI’ isn’t just a new skin. It’s actually a 100% rewrite of our existing user interface — changing over from my old home-brew GUI system to the new Unity GUI system. These two systems work entirely differently.”
The new GUI will go into testing some time in June and contain features such more robust storage options. The team is also working on dynamic weather and a new baking skill, the latter influenced by a developer Netflix binge of a baking show (we can’t make this stuff up, folks).
