alrighty I'll add it.
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while it's true he hadn't released anything, intention matters.
This question seems very engine and legal-compliancy dependent. but generally speaking the most desirable format is not always the best format in terms of distribution and execution. ideally you want lossless compressed audio for everything with minimal file-size and near-zero computation.
it's probably a good idea to simply release your pack in multiple formats.
typically music itself winds up being lossless and computationally expensive, whereas sound effects lean more lossy with much lower compute times. then you have like flac or something for archives
personally I would try looking through my browsers history if you read it recently and got it off of Itch.io specifically. and then just search from there all the times you visited this domain.
if that doesn't work then I'd suggest writing down a summary of what you'd read and maybe one of us would be able to find it from the summary. or better yet some of its exact contents for a verbatim-based search.
I think you'd have better luck posting this in Release Announcements and clearly marking your prices, services being offered, etc transparently.
yes I do make press kits : )
more likely than not it will be available on my gitlab.
https://gitlab.com/GodwayGames/

yeah I can do that, which one? like I said it would be one of the enemies, and I'm currently working on Thrack the fox which you can find both on steam and the devlogs here on itch, it will probably be here on itch too.
https://indiegamenews.github.io/IndieGameNews/?Page=1 here's an interview of it.
it doesn't carry over very well actually, sure you can jam an LLM in your game but it will just constantly hallucinate and get everything wrong, you won't be able to tune it into a narrative, it will break character easily etc, etc. in my opinion at this stage and probably future stages it won't have a very big inpact on specifically npc ai, maybe maychine learning could be useful for meadow pathing but that's about it, and that wouldn't be new.
I am currently working on some enemies and I want to name them, I'm not at the stage where I have huge piles of money to help other devs, but what I can do is add you to my game Thrack The Fox naming the enemies after you if you'd like, I'd prefer to use names that are simple and shorter, and sound real. so few characters and avoiding special characters, if you're interested place the name you want to use below and I'll select some to name some of my enemies after in game and then maybe i'll put you in my game. :)
this is still going strong, and I returned to operations some time ago, certainly less than 5 months ago. things have been relatively rough given the global climate, the collapsing industry, the turmoil of the current economy, and of course more than anything else personal life events. Either way, Thrack is still being developed.
is it like mine:
https://glomble.com/videos/RKYa5cJx5fV
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3249500/Thrack_The_Fox/
cuz if so I can give you some tips, tip #1: learn GLSL.
https://x.com/Godway_Games/status/1983625003422904611
What is Elon trying to do? kill indiedevs off his platform? are the rest of you having this struggle? or am I just unlucky. I know many of you also use Twitter/X for reach. I've been experimenting with a different platform called 5Minds, I don't care about the political aspect of it, but the algorithm is making X unusable for anyone below 1 thousand followers, and even those people are getting annoyed.
I don't have a problem with developing for an arcade and would actually love to throw my hat into such a ring, but that leaves the question of how these rotations work, is it all over network? does that mean now there's always online DRM? I guess that's not as bad for a venue (but i'd still want it disclosed), but if there is facial scanning / biometric data collection, ads, or a lack of transparency in the pricing of the games, that would be an absolute no go for me. these are very real concerns in 2025.




