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Game feels half-baked (the pixels aren't even properly aligned to the grid, and the minigames feel so clunky) and feels odd to be needing DRM (itch.io verification), especially since there are no servers with active players. Self-hosting may have fixed some of these problems, but after you spend 2 mins messing around, the fun kinda just... ends.

Wellness check!

I have come back to make a few requests:

• The PowerJoy Voyager (as seen on Rerez's Worst Ever series)
• Voyager Matsushima (Discovered while I was trying to find the above entry)
  Actually, ykw, just do the full collection from Matsushima, some interesting ones listed there I want to see
• Oreo Pac-Man (It is such a strange item I found, but it shouldn't be too difficult to upcycle any existing logic for this one)
• The Rosy console collection

Here's some sites I dug up which may have other cool options to add:

• Handheld Museum
• Retro Handheld Games
• IGN's LCD game list
• Internet Archive's archived handhelds

I think the game could've been broken by changes to WebGL or something, but the dev would need to do proper debugging with the source code, and it could be lost

Been a while, think you've developed your skills more to try now?

IDK why but this game seems to be bugging out on chromium when it comes to unit movement

This is such a fascinating collection, I did not even know there were "VR" LCD handhelds until I discovered this!

Seems like a pretty cool tool, but I think I'll hold off on paying for the full version till it has more development progress, like perhaps 3D character animation? Here's to hoping the project will age like a fine wine!

2 years later, I'm inquiring yet again about a no-music open-source version to be distributed. Krafton is not treating Subnautica well, so now is a good time to undermine a scummy publisher by making the cousin to Sub be open source.

Remember, we're all fine waiting for the music to be reintroduced once there's an agreement made with Lapse for it to be included in the opened source code. (But maybe don't use GitHub to host it lol)

Any plans to add a way to physically edit the dimensions of a slice after it is applied?

So, I am unable to beat World 2-Bat in the Metal Slug world ("Alternate Earth"), because the game errors out with the following message pop-up

ERROR in

action number 1

of Draw Event

for object obj_enemy_dead:

Trying to draw non-existing sprite.

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This seems to be related to a missing file in the game code, which I think is a death frame. Bug should be treated as fatal since the game continues to try drawing this death frame even after I spam the ignore button for far longer than the game should be rendering this sprite. 

As much as I love the concept of coding in a sokoban clone, I really, REALLY hate that the game neglects to give me the ability to just run a simple check to determine if the player is facing a WALL.
Seriously, doing facing checks and box location checks are the only external stimuli the pawn (aka robot) gets, so no fancy loops.

I CRAVE THE LOOPS!!!

(Seriously, I could easily find the solution with inefficient code, but every fiber of my being screams in agony that I am wasting moves just to run into walls, especially on Hallways. The pawn is dumber than a roomba!)

Yep, except the RNG also causes them to chain into a big attack EVERY time somehow

So, the game has caused me to experience TPKs across multiple runs now where the enemy chains explosives so much that my party gets nuked long before I can do my first turn!

Site's down, might be a good idea to build a version we can easily host locally!

Yk, I am actually a bit curious to know the difficulties in integrating gamepad support here. Realistically, you only need input from 2 things, an analog stick and a button to do anything. (I would prob have to cross-reference between your own player input code and the gamepad documentation for Windows (XInput API) and Linux (Joystick/evdev APIs) to know all of the nuance...)

I did read up on something called SDL_GameController, which should resolve a lot of the problems with supporting multiple controllers, but it is a C-based input library, and I don't know what language Breadskate is developed in

Hey, just reminding you a couple months later to PLEASE add gamepad support! Reflexive gameplay is best suited to gamepads here...

Hey! Are we getting any more of this? 

Weird, game is failing to launch on my thinkpad, and I have an Nvidia GPU

I treated it like a lazy sysadmin and ran an autoclicker

I beat it, but it sucks there is no exponential upgrading...

I hope you consider making a linux downloadable version too!

It's a good concept to expand upon, but I seriously hope that there will actually be human-made visuals added soon, I just feel a bit icky playing anything with AI generated assets...

It would be cool to have a dedicated app to keep local on my phone for this game.

Download the file, then run it in steam with compat settings

That spam shot on 2-5 seemed to cost you time rather than gain you any...
Also, a spam-shot on 3-6 would have been faster fyi

2-1: Easy clock skip if you time your shot well, you get a 1 sec window to get it though
2-5: If you hit the first clock, then immediately go up, you can cross the bridge in time!
2-8: You could have trimmed some time if you did not flinch!
2-9: ditto
3-3: MASSIVE time loss
3-9 Might have been able to abuse a jump pad to not grab any crystals here

Part of the problem is that the only analogue input you get is your mouse cursor, which makes it so unless you are an OSU player, you're kinda fucked out of reacting in time to hit only the necessary clocks on 2-10

The boss fight feels a bit... anticlimactic

I wish I could, but it lacks native Linux support...

Can we get Linux support?

Imagine if this could be rigged to support rendering vector images, would definitely bring back Vectrex vibes

Wired Xbox 360 gamepad on brave browser, running on win 10

I would like to point out that I was able to fix it just by downloading the game, so something might not be communicating right within the web player

Hey uh, it is not detecting my gamepad...

Talk about crazy, but needs fullscreen if dragging off the screen won't let me do each "putt"

Edit: I was getting frustrated at the reaction time I needed, so I plugged in my gamepad, but the game does not support it. CHANGE THIS! If you need a good idea for what to do, left stick handles direction at putt strength, while A fires. That is ALL I need here...

That invert controls req is EVIL, man!

It is a great game, but JFC the camera shake is too violent to actually play

It is a fun way to take advantage of how windows function

I am rather disappointed that we don't have more levels to play here

Damn onion cutting ninjas!