Nadrew has been shooting for the moon in the latest update to My Life as a Spy. The Luna upgrade brings dynamic lighting effects to create a day and night, a three four times increase in frame rate, explosive effects, new keyboard handling, and an attempt to move away from standard BYOND skin elements in favor of on-screen HUDs.

Update log #10 details the additions and changes found in Tales of Judgment R 1.0.18, as presented by Gailardia Galan Gardios (Or Guy for short). Six new side quests have been added to help the players gain new items and levels, which will be helpful when trying out the new difficulty system. Archers now have three new abilities, and character menus have received a makeover as well.

Land of Fire celebrated it's one-year anniversary of continuous development over the fourth of July Holiday. First, Ishuri showed demonstrations of the skills possessed by Rouges, allowing that class to silently wipe out their enemies (of which can now be enemies with an ''ies'' thanks to significant improvements in efficiently). One week later, the login system, hotkey displays, and new maps were unveiled. In the most recent dev-log, he shares a sneak preview of a boss, independent account management, cute creatures evolving to monstrous beasts, and a behind-the-scenes video on how maps in Land of Fire actually work.

AvidAnimeFan has posted a status update for Kage no Ordori: Rise of the Tengu. With enough funds raised, he is looking at getting more artwork made. While that was happening, he added some new features, such as a dueling system, Spirit eggs, HUD and menu improvements, and much more.

SnipeDragon is taking Angel Falls off of indefinite development hold, laying out a six part plan to get development back underway and include features found in the most recent editions of BYOND. Experienced programmers and designers are welcomed to help out the cause started by BYOND's largest direct benefactor.

Sigrogana Legend 2 has new places and stories to explore in version 1.59. The Shrine of Bai Kai has been uncovered from its sandy demise and is ready for exploration and plundering. Then after that adventure, head to Lispool where the story behind SL2 progresses. A laundry basket full of adjustments and bug fixes made it in for the update as well.

Taint_thewizard has been working on the turn-based RPG, Arcadia in his free time. Basic systems have been implemented and completed, maps and caves with treasure have been made, and magic has been learned by both monsters and players. He has also taken some time to create a list of features he would like to inbue into the game.

Bravo1 released a trailer for the adventuring sidescroller Lux recently. Wait! Why is Bravo1 working on a trailer instead of working on the game? Perhaps it is to help promote the game on its new Stream Greenlight page! Then all we need is a new demo to play, explore, and bug test with. Oh right, he released that as well!

Manio is looking into bringing back the dinosaurs that were formerly wiped out in one of his earlier games in DeExtinction. At the moment, details are slim, but the large reptile survival game is expected to be an improvement of its predecessor, with Manio's same style of pixilated artwork.

Tempestous Heart has the latest information on Sword & Soul Online. Player logins and panning title screen artwork are in the works and interactive interfaces have been created. Two classes have been developed, the light swordsman, and martial artists, along with a skill point allocation system.

Gods are at war with the most recent additions to Mystic Ball Ex, AvidAnimeFan fills us in on the details. Guardians come up first, with the ability to build and control their own outlook post and set of mystic balls. God energy can be used to create massive blasting beams, and a new race can help unlock the full potential of other players. If that doesn't satisfy your lust for power, then perhaps ruining a planet by growing a Tree of Power will fulfill you.

Toddab503 is keeping everyone on track with the sharing of a few scenes from Final Resurrection: Redemption. The first details the character selection and creation process. Those silly forgetful scientists. They are lucky to have recalled their own names. Then a combat demonstration is held.

Kumorri has picked up programming again and has started furthering the development of Feed. After cleaning up the code, he began working on a portal maze, with portals that are opened using the blood of the player's enemies (or friends!)

Exentriks Gaming shared a brief bloody battle over the Fourth of July holiday. The GIF features artwork and gives a rough idea of how three combat attack styles may appear in Transcend. Follow their progress on twitter.

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