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Malevolent Planet (Unity 2D) – Dev Log: Days 1–3 (Public Build Foundation)

Project Vision: A 2D survival-action game where the planet itself is the enemy. The environment actively hunts, corrupts, and transforms against the player. The first three days focus on establishing the core movement, a hostile environmental hazard, and a basic fail/respawn state for a public-facing prototype.

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Engine: Unity2D (URP / Built-in)
Timeframe: Days 1–3 of public build release Malevolent Planet Unity2D -Day1 to Day3 Public ...

The final 24 hours of the initial "Public" build phase are always a blur of bug-squashing and asset-swapping. Malevolent Planet (Unity 2D) – Dev Log: Days

Public Build Checkpoint (End of Day 2):
Player can be hurt by spawning hazards. Health decreases. Hazards persist for 10 seconds then fade out. No death yet – just repeated hits. Introduce a simple objective or collectible that escalates

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• Introduce a simple objective or collectible that escalates planet hostility when obtained.
• Make UX improvements: HUD for health, basic start/death/retry flow.
• Polish visuals, add additional enemy variant, and prepare a short playtest build.

• Corrosion System: Metal tools left outside degrade by 15% per hour. You must build a "Dry Rack" to preserve your axe and pickaxe.
• The Parasite Introduction: A cutscene triggers when you drink from a puddle. A tiny, pixelated worm enters your bloodstream. The UI starts showing "Hunger" and "Parasite Level" simultaneously.
• Hostile Flora: The "Snapvines" on the eastern cave entrance become active. They do not kill you instantly, but they root you in place for 5 seconds—long enough for the Rust Rain to poison you.