Hi! How do you mean glitchy? Without more information all I can tell you is you may try launching the game after connecting all your controllers, rather than connecting your controllers while the game is already running.
So we used a Mayflash Gamecube adapter, and the other players were not able to use their cursor most of the time, but when they could, they cursor would work fine on the bottom of the screen, but on the top, it would only let them pick Rose. Even then, the confirm button didn't work either. We thought it was because it didnt support the Mayflash adapter, so we ran it through steam by choosing "add a non steam game" so we could use a Switch controller, but we ran into the same exact issue. Every time the controllers were plugged in before we turned the game on.
The controller did work in the player one slot, so we tried using keyboard for player two, and it ended up working fine, but that still meant someone had to drive with a keyboard.
No sorry, local multiplayer means on the same machine with multiple controllers (though one player can use the keyboard), however your Itch purchase comes with a Steam key, and if you redeem it Steam has a Remote Play Together feature which would let you play online with your friends. I hope this helps.
Furious Farm's another excellent short title by PUNKCAKE. As always, fast, chaotic gameplay and terrific pixel art and music. Upgrades aren't random so I found the different playable characters somewhat same-ish after a level or two. This one's a little easier and less replayable than most of their other titles but still a great casual game.
ERR [string “…”]:29: attempt to call global ‘are_your_sure’ (a nil value)
Stack traceback:
[string “…”]:79: in function <[string “…”]:59>
[string “…”]:28: in function ‘update_title’
[string “…”]:494: in function ‘update_prompt’
[string “…”]:29: in function ‘func’
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It's a little bit funny, but only a little bit...
If players other than 1st player use controllers in versus mode, the controls get really glitchy. Any idea what's causing this?
Hi! How do you mean glitchy? Without more information all I can tell you is you may try launching the game after connecting all your controllers, rather than connecting your controllers while the game is already running.
I'm sorry, you're right.
So we used a Mayflash Gamecube adapter, and the other players were not able to use their cursor most of the time, but when they could, they cursor would work fine on the bottom of the screen, but on the top, it would only let them pick Rose. Even then, the confirm button didn't work either. We thought it was because it didnt support the Mayflash adapter, so we ran it through steam by choosing "add a non steam game" so we could use a Switch controller, but we ran into the same exact issue. Every time the controllers were plugged in before we turned the game on.
The controller did work in the player one slot, so we tried using keyboard for player two, and it ended up working fine, but that still meant someone had to drive with a keyboard.
Does local multiplayer mean networked?
No sorry, local multiplayer means on the same machine with multiple controllers (though one player can use the keyboard), however your Itch purchase comes with a Steam key, and if you redeem it Steam has a Remote Play Together feature which would let you play online with your friends. I hope this helps.
Thank you
Hope to see it on Steam too!
Merci, je n'ai pas encore testé, mais je rêvais de ce genre de jeu depuis des années.
Furious Farm's another excellent short title by PUNKCAKE. As always, fast, chaotic gameplay and terrific pixel art and music. Upgrades aren't random so I found the different playable characters somewhat same-ish after a level or two. This one's a little easier and less replayable than most of their other titles but still a great casual game.
Amazing.
Those other harvesters won't stand a chance!
Hi Punkcake Deliceux! I have an error!
ERR [string “…”]:29: attempt to call global ‘are_your_sure’ (a nil value)
Stack traceback: [string “…”]:79: in function <[string “…”]:59> [string “…”]:28: in function ‘update_title’ [string “…”]:494: in function ‘update_prompt’ [string “…”]:29: in function ‘func’