Oh! I would forget about this game! There's no full version of it on Itch? The full/EarlyAccess version is only on Steam?
Am I to assume that the full version will appear on Itch when it's out of Early Access?
So there was a 1D Pacman game on itch.io that I'm sure was a tape file for ZX Spectrum emulators (either 48k or 128k) that had near-to-arcade like graphics compared to the original PakuPaku game made by ABAgames. Any idea if anyone remembers who developed this, and if there's any other way to play/download it?
A request I would like to make is that I love how the game maintains the 3:4 aspect ratio when maximised, but the CRT glass border ends up following the ratio of the window rather than the game, causing the game to look like it's playing a tate arcade game on a 16:9 CRT display in yoko. I'm hoping that some time in the future, the CRT glass effect goes around the game rather than following the window, heh!

Yeah, you can add your own custom images to games in Steam, it's just that because of how many different sizes depending on what screen you're on and when you last played the game, you need to make a whole bunch of images to do it properly. Not to mention that for some reason in Steam for Linux, it will only show game icons when they're PNG files rather than ico or jpg files, leaving it blank. So more work for linux users, lol!
But I would love to see a borderless window and borderless fullscreen mode. Plus I can't wait to afford to get a Steam Deck to play this on the go! :D
Hey there, I'm enjoying the game, but I will admit that it's not perfect.
It would be great if there was a means to keep moving down and not have to wait for the monster to eat the top of the dungeon and pull down. Secondly, it would be great not to show the touch screen cursor keys when you're not using a touch screen so that you don't lose the bottom of the screen like that, there would be more screen real estate doing that.
Awesome game, but I wish there were a better way to control the ball. In your typical break-out and pong games, you can change the ball's trajectory by making the ball land on different parts of the paddle. if the ball lands on the very centre of the paddle, the ball bounces straight up, but if it is to the sides of the paddle, you can then change the angle and make the ball go where you want it to.
Don't get me wrong, it's a great game, but it does need a little polish.