An impressive first effort! Visually really interesting. Great use of the SGB overlays and pallets. The menu system took a bit to get used to, but the gameplay loop solid and it feels like there’s enough to explore to make it worth continue to play.
The Ro-Man is catch-able, but I probably should make the catch rate higher.
The squonks are only good for photographs. You can also fish at the lake, and sell fish to the man in the shop. He’ll also pay for photos, and sometimes a little better than the professor.
In all my playtesting and playthroughs, I have not caught the sasquatch. I know, because I re-wrote that section several times, that it is possible to do but I haven’t done it and I don’t know of anyone that has.
But that’s kind of the point. The show upon which the game is based is about one man’s lifelong quest to capture bigfoot, and how that quest shapes his life in other directions. If he catches bigfoot, no more show, you know?
This works really well! Combined with Boilr it's a great solution.
I *really* wish that the linux steam app would let me install Windows steam games, and try them in proton. Is that in the cards for the future?
So far, playability of linux has been pretty great. More than half the games I've tried have launched and worked without any configuration. Of the remaining games, less than half haven't worked after some basic configuration.
I'm really curious to try some windows games, but I'm not ready to jump through these hoops.
