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Hey thanks, I really appreciate it.  I wanted to build this game out further, but the code turned into spaghetti.  I'm not sure I can easily revisit it.

Lately I scaled back and made a smaller memory matching game that in my (admittedly biased) opinion is the best in the genre, low of a bar as that is to clear.  It has unlockables!

I also made a demo for a lewd game that's going to teach you to speed read.  It needs some more tinkering, I don't want all the answers to be possible to memorize, but I think it's surprisingly fun given the premise and helps me expand on the characters more easily.

For the games mentioned above, I switched over to AI art.  I wish I could keep using normal artists, but this helps me work much faster.  I've had a lot of artists go silent without a delivery or paid hundreds for a work that I didn't think would meet the standards I wanted for these games.  This method lets me pick through dozens of images each hour, though it's not without its flaws.

Check 'em out if you want!  I'm always happy to hear an honest opinion.  And if you want to join our discord, there's some friendly people there who would be happy to have you among them.

dang you're right.  That little animation caused a lot of problems didnt it?

I wonder if I still have the code for this somewhere.  Maybe I can fix it...

Hey sorry, it's pretty much dead.  Shame too because I just played it again and it was pretty fun!  I guess I'm a fan of my own work!

It was pretty fun to make too, but the code became spaghetti and it's sitting on an external somewhere.  The discord is still alive!  There's a weekly DnD that meets up there on Sundays, and some good art/memes!

Hmmm, there did seem to be some sort of bug in this version.  Never understood it!  It's like the game was rendering too much and just gives up.

It's tough for me, too sometimes.  I've used cheats just to test the game and even then it can be tough.  Sometimes I'll just code it for a blackjack every time so that I can be sure the ending works properly or whatever.

Not good that she's disappearing.  I think that might be an issue with the Unity canvas, sometimes that happens for seemingly no reason, like two objects conflict somehow.  I guess it is what it is, huh?

The next game in the works is much more experimental.  Kind of a mish-mash of elements from other games.  The idea is fully there, but even we can't play it until it's been coded.  Wish us luck!