thank you so much for taking so much time to play my little trash fire!
sorry for all the bugs and general crappiness of the game. as you know, it's not really a serious project.
i want to ask you though, since i value your opinion very highly: is this worth continuing to invest time into?
i think if i put a couple months into it, i could expand on what you mentioned on stream - the world and its atmosphere. the characters and maybe improve the combat beyond the semi-idle gameplay of vampire survivors.
but that would be a couple months more of distraction from working on the great ordeal. (which progresses slowly, through a hail of bugs.)
anyways, i released all the sprites for free, so maybe someone else can make a better game than this using my practice art.
thank you once again for all the time you put into playing! catch you next time my old friend! huzzah!
ps. the sermon on the radio is taken from here...
> is this worth continuing to invest time into?
well, are you having fun with it and do you see a future or potential with the game? all of your games very much carry an identity of their own and this one does it exceptionally well. if you think you've got something then go for it, but if you see it only as a roadblock for TGO / TSotP, then i think focus on those instead.
if anything, you can always keep it on the side for when you get a workload you don't want to tackle just yet - open this project instead and fiddle around with it or practice art/animations.
huzzah!
i... am speechless... in tears...
i... think... i love you.
this is the best fanart i've ever received and it makes me so happy
i am glad you see the vision lol. you have inspired me to keep chipping away at nuklear hellstörm on the backburner - refining the art, story, adding cutscenes, more RPG stuff with the characters and radio stations - whilst work on the *dream game* slogs onward. it's so hard for me to stick to one thing, ugh. but that is part of the fun of our eternal gamedev adventure.
God bless your soul, my dear pal.
ps. congrats on your release. are you starting work on the next game yet?