It's possible that accent marks are built into the font already, I'd have to double check that. The main issue is that different bits of dialogue are scattered across several different objects and are baked into the code instead of being drawn from a separate file. Right now the only way to make a translation would be to crack the game open and manually replace all those lines, but you'd have to know where to look as well since they're in different places. I've been trying to sort through things so you can go through a single text file to make a translation without having to wade through my poor code structure. Partially for my sake as well since even I have trouble remembering where some of the smaller more unique snippets of dialogue are kept at this point!
It is technically possible, but the way I structured the dialogue system makes it very difficult to do so. I have been trying to figure out a way to adjust it to be a little more modular, mostly to make translations viable.
Unfortunately my spaghetti code for the jam isn't really built with that level of modularity, mostly due to how customers and their orders are laid out. It would be cool though!
I do have some ideas about alternate short gamemodes, I'm not sure how practical any of them would be though. Inflation is going to be a no though, I'm alright with it but not interested enough to spend that much time implementing it in a game.
Yeah there were a lot of last minute decisions, some of which were just "hey wouldn't this be funny" that never got taken out before the deadline. It'll be much clearer in the update how passengers will interact with each other.
I do have a pretty major update in the works, no hard estimate for when it's going to be done, but I'm hoping sooner rather than later. It's mostly an overhaul to how passengers are scored, but there's going to be some other stuff on top of that.
I'll be honest, this is my first game I've made in godot and I'm still working out what causes issues like that. It's not a graphically intense game so hardware shouldn't be an issue, but I'll put it on the list of bugs that need to be checked on various computers.
You can't turn down the main volume and still hear things, but you can turn down the music to 0 and then you'll just have the sound effects left. Those can be further controlled in the advanced settings.
Probably not, mobile is a little harder to develop for and it's certainly not going to get on any app store so it would probably have to be browser based as well. Just too many barriers to surmount when I could use that time polishing the game.
I personally feel like the maximum speed and damage upgrades are at a good level, but you might want to check out using some more of the defensive buildings and teleporters as a substitute for even more suit upgrades. Pilot still doesn't have a name at the moment, I've gotten too used to just calling her pilot at this point. As for the stomach noises I have good news! There's an advanced menu in the volume settings that will let you control the volume of those separately, among other things.
New characters are already in the works, new weight stages not so much. They already get pretty damn large, I don't know if they'd even fit on the screen if they got bigger!
Since I can't recreate the issue on my computer it's difficult for me to come up with a fix, it could be anything from a graphics issue like the resolution or vsync issues other people have had to something else entirely. I would suggest looking for similar issues on the godot forum, but it's also entirely possible I messed something up that makes it incompatible with some computers.
Too many bot comments with phishing links, I got tired of deleting them so I locked the comments for a while. Hopefully it's been long enough that all the bot accounts have either moved on or been dealt with by itch now.
Yes, you have to destroy the immobile enemies scattered around the cave, then build and power a teleporter hub to exit. The teleporter hub can also point you in the general direction of any remaining enemies if you're having trouble finding them.
When you say the original sprites aren't on your computer, do you mean the ones in the download? The Spacethumper_2 folder doesn't contain any base sprites since those are built into the game by default, and should only contain the settings data and any save files you've made. Double check that the images themselves are in the Spacethumper_2 folder in your local app data alongside the settings and save data and not in a separate folder, that could be causing the issue.
Was a little reward for beating the game before I put in the end screens, since the older versions that told it aren't available anymore I'll tell you that the code is "BIGGER", you'll have to figure out where to enter it though.
Yeah a store was planned originally but there didn't end up being enough time to actually do that during the jam. I have plans for overhauling how the passengers interact as well to make things a little more clear and also make adding new passenger types easier.
Nope, there's far too much I'd have to change to make it work. Plus I don't think it would play very well on such a small screen given the precision you need at times.
Pretty much the only thing to finish up before version 1.0 is the end screens, but those are going to take a while considering how many of them I need to draw out. That won't be the last update though, there's a couple of features I want to add even after the game is "done".
Honestly if you don't know what the code is, you don't know what it does, and you don't know where to put it, I would just forget about it for now and enjoy the game without it. It's not something important and doesn't add that much.
