DEVLOG
An honest record of a game being built, one working mechanic at a time.
Move. Jump. Control the flow.
Movement, jumping and urine-based combat now work alongside Volume, Pressure, Toxicity and mucus. Health, damage, failure/retry and checkpoints keep the fight moving.
Clinic Annex
Resident dialogue and mission progression lead through Bladder Man combat to Dr UTI. Different complaints. One diagnosis. Pissman has objections.
A little help from HQ
Pisscity HQ, LRBD interactions, Pissos and the Pressure Nozzle upgrade are in the build, with persistent progression and save/load at the HQ bed.
Something off the main path
An optional Golden Drop rewards exploration. An optional Shitcoin opens a shady shortcut around a small obstacle. The normal route still reaches Dr UTI without it.
Project & scene
Godot 4.7.2 stable on Windows; 2D Compatibility project “Pissman Game”, main.tscn and Main (Node2D).
Player structure
Pissman (CharacterBody2D), Polygon2D and CollisionShape2D nodes created. Movement and collisions are not verified functional.
First playable loop
Appear → move → fire → spend Volume → hit an enemy → make Pressure matter → use a toilet → finish a tiny level.
10–15 minute vertical slice
Clinic Annex: help a citizen denied proper assessment, confront Dr UTI, and return to HQ. Designed as a target; not yet built in Godot.
The first real test has a clinic.
The first representative 10–15 minute slice is designed. At a small Pisscity clinic annex, citizens with very different complaints somehow keep receiving the same diagnosis: UTI.
Dr UTI stands between one citizen and a proper independent assessment. Pissman will have to help while managing Volume, Pressure, Toxicity, mucus, spray combat and the difference between an ordinary toilet and a full-service checkpoint. A small HQ, LRBD and one useful upgrade hint at the larger game.
The slice is a locked design target, not a finished level. Later systems can wait while we build and test the fundamental loop in Godot. One diagnosis for everyone is plenty of repetition for now.
Make the mechanic fun first.
The first playable succeeds when the resource and combat loop makes someone want another level.
The creator is learning Godot step by step. Earlier browser experiments tested ideas; they are not evidence that these features exist in the Godot project.
Built for the next dispatch.
Godot screenshots, milestone notes, video, a demo and release links can be added when they actually exist. No release window is announced.