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Hello James,

I love the idea of this notation!
I just bought the PDF. Would it be possible to provide the LaTeX sources, too? Similar as you did with the equa! base system? I'd totally love that!

Best Regards!

Thanks!

That's exactly what I had hoped!
I already backed you, and just downloaded the 1-page-version!

I wanted to reply yesterday already, but Itch didn't allow me... IDK :D

Hi! I have a quick question about the BackerKit campaign and the itch.io version.

I haven’t bought the current one-page PDF here on itch.io yet, but I’m planning to support the BackerKit campaign. Do you plan for BackerKit backers to get access to the one-page PDF through this itch.io product (for example via updates or added files), or will the digital files be distributed only through BackerKit?

Related to that: if I back the project, is the one-page PDF available immediately, or only later during or after the campaign?

Thanks in advance for the clarification!

Thanks for the reminder. I didn't try anything, yet - we'll see how much I'll try. I promise you to use spare time only. ;)

I've stumbled across your Dungeon Hero, and when I like a game (or it's concept) I often look at the creator. And I love Lovecraftian stuff. XD

Totally understandable - I though the build for linux would be "just a button click" if the framework supports linux. XD But I agree, if it is not set up anymore, it's more work... I do not develop software myself, but I work in IT and such totally understand that it is not as simple as it seems. I still can try the emulator to get it running on linux - don't worry. If you like to compile it for linux, I still am interested. :)

Hi, since you (understandably) don't want to share (messy) code: Would you like to create a Linux version? It seems that the Löve2D framework is also compatible with Linux, but I have no experience there.

I'd love to give it a try! I can also try the Windows version in e.g. WINE, but this could introduce different errors.

I really love this game! Like the mechanics - and love the descriptions i.e. in the random tables!

4. Because you are not alone.

I don't have a bad night now, but it's still a reason.