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It is explained, but in Spanish.
"Rocks: Those white balls are waiting for the perfect opportunity to ruin your day. Wandering around the mine will cause them to come loose at the most inopportune moment. You can break them with the drill, but they're harder than the ground. And don't try to break them with your head; you'll lose."
I do not pay much attention to adding detailed instructions because nobody read them anyway 😂
Thank you for your comment. Notice that the rocks "slide" over each other, so they can fall on you even if your drill laterally. Also, everytime you drill there is a random possibility to trigger a rock fall, even if you are not close to it.
As a rule of thumb, rocks should never be drilled unless there is a mineral behind that makes the risk worthy.
At least you never die, you just go back to the shop ;)
Hi all
Last week I released one game with a price of 2€. So far so good, there was two youtube channels that purchased the game and made a video.
After 1 week I released a demo to help the users know about the game and test it before purchasing. To my surprise, one channel that I will not name here (saberman) took the oportunity to use the demo to upload a monitized video.
Yes, he is in his right to do it because I released the demo without any disclaimer. But I think it is not fair that these channels earn with 10 minutes of work what took me 1 month to program.
I searched all my releases and payments and I found that I have never received a cent for all my games he has published in his channel (five in the last 5 years). I do not know about the rest but I would not be surprised to find out that he has never paid for any of the games he has leeched from.
So in future releases I will have no choice but to add a disclaimer to all my demos and free games, forbidding their use to create monetized videos. If they want to use it, they have to collaborate. And I invite you if you are going to release a game to follow the same practice.
Also maybe there is space for improvement in the games publications regarding license terms.
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