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Looks like Internet Archive caught it: https://web.archive.org/web/20161017190834/http://cubekingdom.web.fc2.com/

It should be doable- I also want to try and get a web build, at least for a player-only version. The lighting system is pretty rough right now, not even touching the GPU at all yet, so I think once I’ve got that and multiplayer working the next step will be Mac and Linux builds, since in theory Godot makes that pretty easy.

I am not but I can try to pass it along. I learned about transsexual.org and the COGIATI and how she relates into the modern online trans space (which I am more familiar with) after I learned about Taasen. I would love to chat about it one-on-one if you have the time, actually.

For now I can at least share this joke:

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This has been one of my go-to fonts for forever, with me through like five PC crash-and-replacements now. It’ll be in https://www.thegamecrafter.com/games/taasen (not public yet).

So I can credit you correctly, which name is the new one for Star Perv?

Steel came in so slowly that I never felt like I was scaling up- most rounds I had to pass on buying anything, often being only 1 steel short of being able to buy something. But I love the way it looks and sounds, and like the idea.

I would pay for this as is.

If you can add more features, and keep it "abstract" enough to be used for both fantasy and sci-fi, I will happily pay for the next version.

The proposed features I especially like:

• Topography editor for manual marking (drawing) land, water, city and other types of map regions.
• Topology editor for editing roads and channels.
• Customisable list of wards with arbitrary names, layout settings and placement rules.
• Automatic POI generation - taverns, shops, local temples etc.
• Name generator for all kinds of toponyms.
• Customisable palettes and textures.
• Marking individual buildings with icons, labels, colours, and descriptions.
• Marking individual wards for highlighting and overriding automatically created labels

Meanwhile, if you can spin off a project that takes manually drawn polygons (such as a building copied from this map) and fills in a procedural floor plan, that would also be amazing.