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It's an indie-friendly platform with practically no barriers to entry and strong support for game-jams, so yes, you're going to find a lot of demos, prototypes, early-access, and the like. If you want your favourite demos to become full games, I guess your best bet is to help the dev gain an active player-base :)

Noticed a tiny bug. If you're in the options menu, you can still click on help. doing so causes the help sequence to play behind the options menu (which is unresponsive until you finish going through the help sequence)

Came here from the reddit post about that douchebag hate-poster.

Game actually looks and feels pretty damned cool.

I'm not crying, you're crying

dig it.
for some reason, the UI gets a bit distorted for me if I pick anything other than a Square wave, but it remains fully functional.

...Cheese borger.

I can't install this from the itch client, due to

If it's not too much trouble, please mark the downloadable files in the Edit Project tab

Sorry for the bother, it's just that the client really helps me keep on top of things like updates and actually remembering what games I have installed.

That's very kind of you to say. I added your music fairly early in the dev process and have not grown tired of it during testing. I'm confident this won't be the last time I use one of your music packs.

These tracks kick ass. I used them in a little puzzle game I made, hope that's ok.

https://dwarfsun.itch.io/polynium

Is that you Dr Peterson?

Hi @ragazzo_br, I've not been maintaining Spelunker for more than 3 years now. I'm honestly surprised it still works, let alone that anybody is using it. I'll have to take a fresh look at the project and get back to you.

https://dwarfsun.itch.io/typo

Great ideas for me to play around with, thanks.