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This Rhythm RPG Was Rebuilt Three Times During Its 10-Year Development
Nocturne developer Ben Pracy explains how the rhythm RPG evolved over 10 years, why it was rebuilt three times, and how its combat, tools, pixel art, and live orchestral music were created.
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