Nice little game, cute in a way. But what makes it brilliant is the use of Garry Kitchen's Game Maker. I tried to get anything useful out of it as a kid, failed of course, but today, 40 years on, for the first time ever, I played a game made with GKGM . Soooo happy, thanks guys!!!
P.S.: After playing for a few more rounds I will have to see what others have done with GKGM in the past 40 years.
Thank you. Our intention was simply to explore the possibilities of gkgm and see if we could create something interesting and enjoyable. We hope we've succeeded. As for games, there are many, some more successful than others. Look them up and you'll see. And if you're inspired to create one yourself, then we've also achieved our goal: to encourage more people to relive the past and actually do it. Best regards
P.S.: We're preparing some short tutorials to help anyone who wants to make a game with the maker. We'll keep you posted ;-)
