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Thanks for this! That’s a lot of useful info.

Your broom-in-the-vacuum-room strategy is a surprise! That’s not supposed to be possible. durp :P

I had a better idea for the vacuum, but too late to implement: It should bind you to the floor, then you can slide left and right, and slide up walls and along ceilings as long as nothing blocks them.

FWIW the whole game is actually possible to beat without using items at all, and there’s a special medal at the end for that. If you really push it for speed, it’s possible to complete in under 2 minutes. Under 1 might be possible, but I haven’t done it.

The Linux build works great for me.

This is really cute. Jumping feels weird, but not bad weird, it feels just like being a frog.

Great concept, with the formal-combat snowball fights. I like that there’s a continuous modifier for every attack.

Awesome!!! Confirmed, it runs great in Wine for Linux. Any plans to add music and joystick support? Really rock solid game here.

Runs great on Linux with Wine. The vase sound cracks me up every time… “well, he’s getting what used to be a vase”

Super slick! Can confirm it runs good under Wine, with 64-bit Ubuntu and Intel graphics. Joystick support would be an improvement, if you’re going to keep working on it.

These graphics are amazing!

BTW Small world! My game Too Heavy also stars a red-haired befreckled witch named Dorothy… jynx!

Running the Linux version on Ubuntu 22.04 with an Evercade gamepad (which reports itself as Xbox 360 gamepad), the dpad works but no buttons are mapped :(

Otherwise it runs great! Nice one.

Full Moon is now available!

https://aksommerville.itch.io/full-moon

You’ll play as the witch Dot Vine, on a quest to kill the werewolf.

Think Zelda, but less violence and more magic. You get to cast spells, play songs, grow crops, write on the walls, and even ring a bell!

Also it’s completely free: You don’t have to pay for it, and you can reuse the source code any way you like.

Any chance that you’ll make more physical carts? I’d love to buy one.

Is it only Windows and MacOS on Steam? The Linux version of Fresh Ingredients runs great on Ubuntu. I’d be happy to test the Steam install if you need a guinea pig. :)