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Glad you had fun with it, and thanks for playing. Yeah, I made it an anti-climax. I don't know if it's disappointing, but I wanted to try one, and also got tired of making the game in place of newer, more personally-experimental projects.

There's two definitions for rogue-like, and rogue-lite. First: like the game Rogue, or fairly different. Rogue-like is like Rogue. Second: with, or without meta-progression. Rogue-like is without. 

It's like how Doom-like became FPS, but in the case of rogue-likes and rogue-lites, they didn't change the words, and so a conflation between the old, and new definitions came up.

I'm beginning to become 20% sure you're racist.

Thank you. I retract my presumption that I philosophically owned you, lil bro. :>

To fart is to not fart in a way that is superfluous. Existence, and the individuality of the farts therein necessitates difference of function, and form between instance, so in an instance of fart is meaning, and so in every fart is meaning. To let loose the goose from a hyper-guacamole floor-slapper is to recognize the revealing of the penis in the weight of the poo-that-ensues against the underwear, and in that poo-that-slaps-the-floor itself, and to recognize both components as tandemonious is to see the difference of fart becoming floor-scat, and another instance of fart becoming mere air. Difference then is not just variable severity, but also transmutation, or what is called th  philosopher's stone in Hermetic tradition. In saying this, I recognize every fart as meaningful in the necessary difference that exists between any given fart as made by the order of this reality we participate in. In other words, farts don't go wrong ways, and I would never not like the way a fart went. The structure of this universe demands it.

TL;DR: I own you philosophically, lil bro.

Fuck off what now? You can't just tell someone to fuck off without telling them what to fuck off of.

The only guy losing is me.

bless you brotha

No probs. Oh, and you made that Tala game I was interested in.

A wall jump on the tiny corner block to the left.

I'd probably say the scope is too big, and to choose your favourite aspect to make a much smaller game upon. You have to think about what skills you have, and properly feel out what you can afford to learn in your mind's unconscious timeline. If you've made a small game, you can tell what big games you can make without having to learn everything all at once, so that's why people usually recommend to start out making smaller games. So even if this might not be your first game (I don't know), I would recommend choosing an aspect of this game, and making it. Make it really fun, put your own spin on it, add some flavour.

Sorry. Click on the upper right text (it's a difficulty dropdown), then select an option. I'll put an indicator, because it's not obvious.