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Thank you. Unfortunately life got in the way of having enough time in the time frame of the Gam Jam to polish it more. I may swing back to this. I would love to work out the last few bugs, implement the features I wanted to add  but didn't get the chance, and abstract it out so it is more like an engine than a framework.

Thank you!

I just checked out your Dev Blog and your Octopus is awesome. I have always loved them which is why I made Creeper (My Mascots Name) the mascot for my work. 

I started learning Godot and decided I loved MonoGame more so I made the exact opposite movement. I am a Software Engineer and mainly do backend server work so working in pure code just felt more natural to me. I am going to follow your Dev Blog to see how you do too.

I am spending this month learning and will be switching over to my real project at the end of this month :)

I noticed this too, I just tried to join and it was expired. 

No but he is entitled to his opinion, and the ability to voice it.

Playing with this actually inspired me to go back and start working on an old game idea I have had for a few years. 

awesome :D.

I have to say something should be done about this

I was browsing the front page of the html5 games and came across this game called can-i which after about 2 minutes of game play basically devolves to torturing a cat with a Knife.

I know I would NEVER want my children to come across this type of game when they are looking for HTML5 games to play on the internet. 

I think games with content like that should be hidden away behind some sort of paywall where you have to verify your age in some way to access.

I can't think of many people who want their kids coming across games they can play in any web browser about torturing cats with knives. (Now that I can state how that game ends, once I accidently cut the cats ear off moving my mouse around to try to find out what to do I stopped playing)