For the ones that already got their hands on a Dreambear closed beta card, the registration form will be online in a couple of days.

Dreambear (and Weber) will be present at the Festival of Games (3rd and 4th of june in Utrecht, the Netherlands) where we will finally unveil Dreambear to the world with the launch of our closed-beta. If you want to participate in this beta, the special Dreambear beta website will come online in a couple of days.

This dark tower is the lair of Dreambear’s main baddie ‘Prince Growl’.

Totally forgot, we got a Dreambear Facebook fanpage:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/DreamBear/112368665470278?ref=ts

Hit the link, we need more friends!

Zeppelin docks with color correction, much better

The first color version of the Zeppelin dock. Looking back, we weren’t entirely happy how the colors turned out to be in the first version of the dock. Since it was the first thing players saw when entering Dreamtown, we decided to make some color corrections.

Finally! We got the location up that connects Dreamtown with the Candystore. But that’s not the only important part of this location. It’s also the home of the Bank, where players can store extra items they want to keep, but not carry with them. Although this place is pretty colorful and happy, you can already spot the dark clouds in the distance that hover around the tower of prince Growl. Ooooh…scary!

It’s almost March, that means it’s almost time for the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco. Dreambear (and WEBER) will be present at the Holland Pavilion (South Hall, Booth 1614) from the 9th until the 13th of March. If you want to meet us there, send an email to roel@webersg.nl

The Gamescom trailer from last year featured a lot of naked bears. Now that finished the clothingsystem that would fit our needs (after a long time of tuning & tweaking), it’s time to mass produce some clothing. This Mexican cowboy outfit became my instant favorite.

Wow! Time flies when you’re having fun. The team at WEBER is hard at work finishing up all their projects in december, so we can pick up the development of Dreambear at the start of 2010.