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Sweet! I remember playing through this one on stream a few years ago, but I usually only draw a few people in - I’m nobody big. It’s fun to find new homebrew stuff for the NES, and I don’t think I’ve found anything yet that I haven’t been able to get working on my Everdrive.

Thanks! I just found my way here and was a bit confused by the same thing. This program overall looks fantastic, and the Linux version works great :)

How do we set the image to show when the eye blinks?

[EDIT] Figured it out. Blink > “Mouth Open” for open eye sprites, and “Mouth Closed” for closed eye sprites. Would be fun if you could make the eyes occasionally blink out of sync from eachother haha

Yeah, if you’re on Windows just make sure to toss your assets in
%appdata%\Godot\app_userdata\PNGTuberPlus

If you’re on Linux you’ll probably find it in
~/.local/share/godot/app_userdata/PNGTuberPlus/

Oh this is neat! Something like a vertical-stack version of Castles of Mad King Ludwig, but maybe slightly less complex.

This team is a powerhouse. Basebaal stood no chance haha

Game runs without issue in Linux via Wine. Loved the artwork!

No issues with fullscreen using Wine in Linux. This game is awesome.

Neat

Is it possible to get soft-locked? I’m suspecting that’s what I did… I can’t kill anything, and I’ve used all the health potions around me :\

[EDIT] If you die on the same turn you level up, you get the effects of the level w/o the death! Woo!

I was doing so good on the final defense part until I wasn’t anymore hahaha. This was fun!

This is a really concept, but I’m guessing it never got completed judging on other comments here.

This was awesome! I paid my debts off so hard I bought the whole dang universe! That background music is a total banger, too. It doesn’t exactly fit this game, but who cares haha

Nice 4th wall break. This was fun!

This was fun! I kinda got bored and decided to poke at the save file to see what does what lol. I may have missed something, but I saw that there is currently no way to save with “Off” set for effects level, you’ll probably want to re-factor that to an int instead of a boolean value as off/low are both set to 0 with “low” being what gets read in. Also, options > laser effects doesn’t seem to write out either.

There’s also a weird glitch I encountered where importing the save would take a second and then break the ability to import/export (or sometimes even leave menus) - you have to refresh the page to get the functionality back.

Note: This is in the web version, browser: Floorp, OS: Arch (btw lol)

[EDIT] I didn’t realize how old this game was, my b.

You should add to the power-ups that it’s once per prestige. I held onto them waaaaay to long thinking they were one time only.

This is a pretty fun arcade kinda FPS game that mixes FPS and Platforming. Each stage plays as its own thing, your HP and ammo reset after each round. I couldn’t get the Linux version working but the windows executable ran fine through Wine.

This is super relaxing and chill. I could see myself romping through the forest in this game just to relax. Works great in Linux, though streaming at the same time was a bad idea - I think it overloaded my 3070 RTX and killed my stream 🤣 All good, though.

Also, the game keeps giving me Keyboard/Mouse control info in dialogue even though I’m actually using a controller. The input to advance dialogue shows as “Y”, but the message shows the keyboard inputs. I can’t get a proper screenshot because the game is quick to pick up when I hit keyboard buttons to take screenshots…

This game seems cool, but the lighting seems totally broken in the Linux version, might just be my Linux environment not sure… I’m not far in at all, but a lot of what I’ve played so far has involved getting flashbanged by the sun 🤣

Yeah, I agree with the controls. The enemies need better knockback. Also, the directions aren’t fully clear either - in the first stage it said to stand next to the beacon and go luminous, so I didn… only to die and get ridiculed for it. I’m not sure if that is by design? The second time I played I ran through the beacon and jumped around while luminous and that seemed to have lit it.

At one point it also mentioned something about how to use the sparks to refuel your luminosity gauge, but never said how to do it… so there were times where I had like 10 sparks and died because the gauge ran out. I ended up just giving up there.

Fun concept, but my game died when I tried to change some settings and apparently the game lacks autosave so I lost all the progress I’d made… So much for that.

This was a lot of fun. I missed one secret area near the end, not sure what the password was to that door… but overall a fun challenge! I’d totally play more games like this.

I’m unsure how Linux treats it when it tries to start.

poorly LOL.

I didn’t expect it to work, but I figured I’d try anyway. Looks like a cool game regardless.

Yeah, no dice even with the various Steam compatibility options. It looks like it tries to load as a browser extension?

If you use this path, any user should be able to drop it into Explorer to jump right to the folder regardless of their username: %localappdata%low\L84 Sk8rs\Magic Trick

Looks like they yanked all the files on us so we have to buy it from their new itch page :(

Fully agree with all these points. I had no idea what I was supposed to do until it was too late. On top of that, the tile selection always seemed to be exactly not what I needed - being able to rotate the tiles would have made this game so much better.

These games really are great. Super laid back and relaxing to get through. Found all the balls, too! :D

Ran fine in Linux via Wine

I love the randomly misspelled ending reward to these games haha

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I did not expect the keyboard controls to be that intuitive or easy… Only took like a few seconds and then it was totally natural

OOPS all bangers! Great soundpack, just realized I had it now haha

I did better in my second run after realizing this was not, in fact, a collect-a-thon 🤣🤣🤣

Always down for new Picross games! This one is great - the lack of auto dimming the numbers on completion makes it a bit trickier, but also a bit more real. I also really liked the addition of the “Maybe” squares - this is something more Picross games need!

Would be nice of the row/column highlighted when you were marking up the number though.

This is fun and deceptively challenging!

Did this update remove some of the cards, or did I just stop too soon? Cool QoL updates you have in here - I like the custom cursors that you’ve implemented. Hoping the final build will have more music tracks.

Oh! Kinda weird that two are one - but that hint was what I needed :)

I had the same trouble, and had to use the same walkthrough lol

GONGTATS! A WINNER IS ME :D