Is there any way that you could send me the the transparent logo as well as a higher resolution version of the cover image you use for the itch page? I like to add my Itch games to my Steam library and I prefer if they have cover images and logos so they don't stick out in Steam's shelf view.
A cloud drive works fine but I can provide an email address too if it's easier to send the files that way.
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I really dig Tape. My one issue is that it would be a perfect application for a thumbstick but, at least on Windows, has to be installed to App Data (in 3 different places nonetheless). I would love to see a Portable Edition of this that is entirely contained in a single folder without leaving traces of itself in other folders of the host PC. Are there any plans to do this?
Edit: Just realized the Itch UX would improve from this as well. Right now the user will "install" it from the Itch Desktop app, then install it for real when they run it from Itch, and then they must run it from their OS rather than Itch. If you made it self-contained you could run it all directly from Itch and avoid the "double install" situation.
A couple of bugs for you to squash:
- If a mind controlled enemy moves onto another enemy and both cards drop to zero hp, the non-controlled enemy will remain on the board with 0 hp. It doesn't consume weapon damage to attack it (and it removes itself when attacked, as expected) but it can't be targeted by skills. Fireballs don't appear to ever hit it and a Throwing Dagger will miss it every time.
- On mobile, when the phone is rotated from vertical to horizontal the game rotates and scales itself down according to the lower height. However, it doesn't scale back up when rotating back to vertical. It stays at the smaller size.
I purchased Chester on IndieGameStand many years ago (maybe 4 or 5) and I absolutely loved it. I believe I had a 100% save file actually. I also remember first hearing of Chester United and getting pretty excited about that. Unfortunately, I ended up forgetting about it and was browsing through Itch today to see Chester One. Not knowing what this was I watched the release trailer and it looked like the old Chester. Then I found the Steam page and saw recent updates, some info about a remaster, and I knew I needed to support the game again. So I went back to Itch and immediately purchased it. Well, I'm kind of rambling here but thanks for making this awesome game and for the updates. Look forward to a purchase from me when you launch United as well.