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Best game ive seen so far, simple yet complex, fun yet frustrating, perfection

I have some minor fixes to add, but i lost time to do the small extra functionality i had planned, but still planning so :)

Fixing is already done, and the missing parts are features not bugs, i was about to distribute the items around a bit so at least some exploring could be done. I'll be posting an alternative more functional version after voting is done.

Both on the list, i should have disabled the jump when i disabled he gravity because of another bug, i swear they form orderly queues

At this point, i havent even considered much in terms of organisation, my frame of reference is just something like no mans sky basic early base wooden components.

I'm looking to add a very simple base building system. little more than floors walls and doors probably

Odd indeed, couldnt replicate in my testing, the only blocking of turning was the screen edge in full screen, which i didnt catch before either, so the bug list grows 

I have actually done small things every day since the bugfix, and do intend to post the game here or a link to show the vision i wanted, even if its just a single level proof of concept version :)

The mouse issue is a recurring one for either itch or webgl, and its only a few people, unsure what triggers it, but i have had people report the same issue now for the 3rd year.

Other feedback is cool, some bits i kinda knew but had no time, couple things i didnt even think of, tho i swear i made the collisions on the wall work lol

I would recommend it to mother in law!

this game desperately needs both a HI and LO score table :P

Ok, I'm gonna break my commenting rule, put gamepad controls in this and I could full on play for hours
A quick restart level button so save self-killing the rest of the lives would be nice

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