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In case anyone is wondering, this game is in the same family as Chaosium’s Basic Roleplay games (Runequest, etc.)

Are you trying to run the web version from inside the itch client? If so, the itch client’s built-in browser is the problem.

Also, it seems that the web version needs a data/Stamp.json file, which is missing.

Yep. On my second run, I cleaned out the first level, and was able to upgrade everything and then skip past all of the other levels. Since the monsters get progressively more powerful on each level, skipping straight from level 1 to the end is the easy-mode strategy. Perhaps the full game could have some kind of key hidden on each level that’s needed to go to the next one.

Another change could be having the upgrade costs ramp up much, much more than they do now, but have resources worth much more on lower levels.

I’m on Linux Mint, and the web version works fine for me.

Yeah, remapping it to V worked like a charm. I should have checked the configuration options from the start.

I just played the update, and it was nice not having ducks getting stuck in panels. Overall it’s a well-done game for just being an early-release demo. I’ll be keeping an eye on this project.

Edit: One issue is that the middle mouse button is very hard to use on a lot of mice that combine the button with the scroll wheel. Perhaps some other key could be used instead of (or as an alternative to) the middle mouse button for rotating objects.

I’m playing on Linux with a dual-screen setup, and moving the mouse to the right eventually makes the pointer leave the game, causing the game to lose focus and the pointer to stop moving the camera. Changing my focus to click-to-focus does not fix the problem.

This and Non-Euclidian Room are a couple of my favorite games. The end says “To be continued,” and I’m eagerly looking forward to the next chapter.

I… won? This is an interesting and fun game.

Certain actions also effects the stats. It shouldn’t be too hard to figure out what effect a specific action has.

Some people will turn anything into a political issue. Apparently, wanting to be left alone to live your life the way you want to live it is political.

People are weird.

Oh, okay. Thanks.

I have “1 Part of the crown”, “2 Part of the crown”, and “3 Part of the crown”. I found a part in the mine, a part in a house with a hole in the wall, and a part on a corpse to the east of the town.

I have the first three pieces of the crown, but I can’t find the fourth piece. Could I get a hint, please?

Thanks for the heads-up. Between this and the whole stupid riddle thing, I think I’ll pass on this game.

Is there a way to have the game automatically pause in combat when it’s your turn?

I’m trying to download using the itch app, and I get a message that says that no compatible downloads are found. Did you forget to tag your files?

My grinder size is maxed out at level 1. Am I missing something? If not, are there plans to allow upgrades?

“Astra can’t even detect anything in my head.”

Um… wow. I’m not sure how to feel about that. Vaguely insulted?

Do yourself a huge favor and look up F-Droid. It’s a third-party app store, and it’s amazing. All of the apps are completely free (though some do have in-app purchases), and many of them are open source. Unlike the default Google Play store, F-Droid is not monetized and is supported by grants and donations.

One of the apps you can find on F-Droid is Mitch, which is an unofficial Android itch.io app. I use it and I like it. It can be a bit finicky, but it does work pretty well.

Day 3 must be Groundhog Day, since it happens twice. :D

“Roomate,” remember. Yep. Roomate. That’s the ticket.

I can navigate to relatively static pages like the front page or individual project pages, but anything involving searches or tags gets me an infinite verification loop in the app. The regular Chrome browser works fine, though.

The root cause might be because an old version of embedded Chrome is used in the itch desktop app, and it’s incompatible with Cloudflare’s human verification. Fixing it might mean either moving the app codebase to a new version of Electron (which could be non-trivial) or somehow allowing the itch app to bypass the “I’m Not a Clanker” screen.

Is there a way to disable the constant screen shakes? I have sensory issues and it’s really starting to get to me.

The fishing rod? Some towns sell them.

Are there any perks for getting Lewdness to 100? Uh… asking for a friend.

That’s an issue between you and itch.io. Individual game authors have no control over that, especially when their files are hosted on itch.io.

Same here. Her model just disappeared.

Okay. It’s kind of a shame the game was cancelled. It’s a lot of fun as far as it goes, and it has a lot of promise.

Windows 11

Any chance you could let me in on the secret?

Edit: I found him. He’s in the cave that the Yin/Yang key opens. As soon as you go into the cave, you should see a box with a lumpy brown thing a few paces to the right of the two chests. The lumpy brown thing is Rascal.

Google has decided to play the part of Censorship Nanny and removed the files. And BS like that is why we can’t have nice things.

When I decorate my new home, exit the home, and re-enter the home, all of the furniture that I’ve placed is just… gone. It’s not in the room, it’s not in my inventory, and it’s not in the house inventory. Apparently, it’s been eaten by the mist, or something.

I downloaded the game, and it fails to run and leaves zombie processes behind that persist, no matter how hard I try to get rid of them, until the system is shut down.

Ah. It’s a rhythm game, and therefore not for me.

So I played the game, and… wow. That ending is harsh! LOL

That said, I would love to play a more fleshed-out version.

Oh. That’s what that button does. Thanks.

Is there a way to get the drone to not follow so close? It keeps obscuring my view and it’s hard to control the character when you can’t see anything.

I had a fight with her, stole some things, and she ran away. I haven’t seen her since. Is that fight the end of the story so far?

That’s because the file isn’t flagged as being for any particular operating system. If the download file was flagged as being for Windows, it would work in the itch app.