Heh there is also a secret command currently, try typing 'load' into the console. It only works until reload though.
I want to make it possible to edit your character after game start, it is on the todo list but I am prioritizing other features.
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It's kind of complicated. The short answer is probably not.
There is a problem where users who got the game for free could lose access, so I'm not sure I recommend playing the demo if you already have the game. It depends on when and how you got the game.
If you received the game for free with the Itch.io app before the price change, and did not claim the game for free during the transition period between Nov. 15th and Dec. 7th, 2024, you still have a free copy and receive updates for free. Uninstalling the copy, or moving to a new computer, will make you lose access to the free copy of the game.
Sometimes, installing the demo in the Itch app seems to overwrite the free copy, which has made at least one person lose access. If you did not pay for the game or claim it during the free period, then I'd say you should skip the demo to avoid possibly having your free copy overwritten.
It's totally fine to install the Steam demo though, this is just a potential issue with the Itch.io app.
Hi! You should just be able to redownload the game from its page:
Juice Galaxy (formerly Juice World) by fishlicka
if it comes as a .zip file, you need to right-click it and hit 'Extract All' or something like that
An easier way is to install it through the Itch.io app:
Download App - itch.io
which will automatically update the game when future updates come out.
Yes! If you use the itch.io app, it will automatically install updates for you as they come out.
Download App - itch.io
I am! I paused working on it so that I could do other stuff, but it is on the backburner. I think after the next update, I'll be working on it again (so like a month or two).
My cautious estimate is that we are about 30% on the way to JSON-based modding systems for monsters and items, and after that I'm interested in moddable levels as well.
You can see the latest progress here (just before I started on the October update) on a guy I'm creating that uses the in-construction modding system for monsters.
Hemicranian Pt. 4 | Patreon
Hi there, thanks for buying the game!
Are you still having this issue? When you hit download, it should download a .zip file, which you can just extract and run.
One thing you can try instead, is installing the game through the itch.io app, which you can find here:
https://www.itch.io/app
Heya! I can't make a video right now but hopefully these instructions will help.
1. First make sure you have the itch.io app:
Download App - itch.io
2. Open the app and log into your Itch.io account
3. Use the search bar in top left to find and install Juice Galaxy
4. After install, go to the Library tab and click on Juice Galaxy
The cog should show up in the bottom right. Alternatively, you can just right-click the game and then click 'Manage'.
5. Click the red 'Manage' button
6. Click 'Switch to another version...'
And there you should find your options. Best of luck, let me know if you need more help. I'll try and make a video on this in the future.
Hi there, you should be able to download it from the game's main page.
Or if you use the itch.io app, it will update automatically:
https://itch.io/app
Sure! You can install an older version using the itch.io app and most likely one of them will work.
1. Install itch.io app here: Download App - itch.io
2. Install Juice Galaxy
3. Right click the game and select 'Manage'
4. Click the 'Manage' button that appears (redundant I know)
5. Click 'Switch to another version...'
I'd recommend trying the oldest first just to ensure that it works, and then working your way up. This issue was first reported during update 0.2.3, so I'll bet 0.2.2 will work. Best of luck and if you get a version to work, let me know so I can have more of a clue how to fix this pesky bug.
Hi! I got your email. I'll send you a notification when localization is ready for translators. I appreciate it.
I was also able to install your .dll and it works on my end. It is really cool to see parts of the game in Spanish!
The error you mentioned is probably due to the decompiler, since I don't get any errors when I compile the game. I've heard of this problem from others who have used Dnspy to edit the game, it just isn't perfect. I'm sorry there's currently not a better way to mod the game.
Wow! Thanks for your effort, you've really done quite a bit of work already, and it is impressive.
Decompilation is the best way to do this right now, but it is still far from ideal. I think Steam Workshop might be the place to upload it after I get that set up (soon!). However, it will need to be recompiled each time the game receives an update, which is why I think you may want to wait for me to figure out a better system for localization.
I want to make this easier for translators like yourself, by implementing a "language pack" system, where all of the text in the game will be stored in a simple text file for each new language. My plan is to host it on Github so that anyone can help work on it.
Currently the text data is scattered all over the place and that's something I need to fix. Honestly, I'm kind of afraid to start, since it will be a big job that touches code all over the game and can introduce bugs. However, seeing the effort you've put in and the enthusiasm of other translators, I feel that I should hurry up with it! I will try to do so within the next few months. If you'd like, send an email to Fishlicka@gmail.com so that I have your contact info, and I will email you when it is ready.
Out of curiosity, what language are you working on? ^^
Hi! I think translating the game is a great idea. However, I don't think there's currently a way to do it without a lot of work on my end. I intend implement support for localization in the future, but have been delaying it since I am still changing the game so much.
Without any work on my end, I believe the only way for a fan to translate the game would be to decompile and patch the game, which would be difficult and also require the patch to be recompiled each time I release an update. This is the current problem with modding support I am trying to solve.
Do you have any ideas regarding this? ^^ If there is a good solution that I don't know about, then I'd appreciate it.
Yes, I have thought about making items recyclable. It's a bit difficult, so I've dragged my feet implementing that feature, but I am strongly considering it. I want to give Hoagen a workshop where you can perform crafting functions such as those. I want to add shops too.
And yes, you can slay the British Snake, Mrs. Slitherss. Just head back up to Juice School and you'll find her.
Also your English is great!