Ahead of starting work on the new game mode, the UI is getting a facelift to bring HEXTERMINATE to this side of the 21st century. We also look into changes being done to ship movement, to make the game more engaging and allow for improved AI.
Working from home has been working well for me for the past year, with a thankfully stable and decently fast Internet connection. However, a recent service issue has led me to try some alternatives and finally set up a backup connection using a Teltonika RUT240 router with a 4G failover. I also cover having a look at the business packages provided by the ISP.
HEXTERMINATE has been out for a while, but development continues as making ships explode just doesn’t get old.
In this machine we need to do some experimenting to avoid Windows Defender and figure out how to run a Python exploit when Python isn’t installed.
After a couple of months of development, the Infinite War update is ready. With it, HEXTERMINATE gains a new game mode with procedurally generated galaxies and brings new challenges to the players.
After a few updates over the last couple of weeks which addressed the issues some people were having with ramming, development time is shifting to the Infinite War update. I thought I’d give you an overview of what is currently being worked on.
