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But also when you look at it in terms of board space, a splitter to duplicate movement is the same as another entirely different movement module - so in the end it doesn't make much of a difference unless you want the modules to move in the same pattern.

Also it seems like the game was having performance issues on your video, what browser and screen size were you using by chance? It's not planned to be a browser game after this DD but for some reason it doesn't run very well on firefox haha.

Thanks for playing! I'm a bit busy now so I will watch the video later to check for things that could be improved.

Thanks for trying the level editor out! I see that some tools are not as intuitive as I thought. Erase is right click button for example. Thanks for the video.

I played a couple runs. Video: 

Like I said on the streams, it is an absolutely amazing concept for a game. I would repeat myself about the movement modules becoming not important as the game advances, it surprises me to see your screenshots, where you have few or none splitters/merger. I haven't tried playing like that, for me it feels like it makes much more sense to have them in mass to use duplicate movement and support modules and have a huge network.

I hope your game does well, great work so far!

Spacecraft of Kalemonvo. Video: 

Played some runs, the nun has no chill. Video: 

It is a fun game, I'm very happy you are succeeding in finding an audience and all the attention the game has received lately. Keep up the good work!

I played a bit. Video:

It has been a while since the last time I played, it feels like the same game as always. The bomb mechanic could be interesting but from the levels I played it is only used to make the player go through the level again. It is a bit awkward to use the bomb on the exit door and then having to press up again, it isn't as snappy as just pressing up.

I found a softlock where a gate closed and I couldn't escape or restart the level in any way. This could happen on more levels without you knowing, a way to pause and restart would be appreciated.

Hey /agdg/, long time no see. 

The main thing is the level editor, but there are many changes on other things too. No new levels this times.

Hehe yeah there is nothing to explore there. I will check whats wrong on the demo.

There are no test levels on this version so you wont find anything important there. Which version of the game are you running? You can check it on the bottom right part of the screen in the main menu.

Happy to hear that! I wish I knew what the image is since it isn't loading for me :toad_happy:

Played some more, this time finished the full demo 

Disclaimer: I was on the call when the game was being played on stream so I knew what to expect for the most of it, except the rat fight. Like I said last time, a lot of charm. Most of my notes will be about difficulty, I think that the current difficulty is alright for a player who is very experienced in  this kind of games, but not so much for a player who is just starting to learn the controls.

-Game starts difficult. The tutorial just ramps up incredibly quickly from reading textbox and simple jumps to tightly timed downward swings in the air and a boss fight. Some small enemies with simple patterns to give a player a taste of combat first and simpler platforming methods would make it more gentle. Also a boss you have more time to hit and doesn't require as much jumping.

- The rat with scientist boss fight is a lot of fun!

- The chase sequece has a long restart time when it is failed and having it before a boss fight makes things cumbersome for the boss fight. Maybe if the player is caught, damage the player and restart the sequence right away.

- I feel I kinda cheesed the rat fight. On the other hand, I wouldn't want to be on the middle of the stage having to spam the roll key non-stop. 

- As far as I can tell it is not possible to tell when the rat puke attack is coming.

- It is difficult to change the direction of a roll after a roll. If you are rolling, hold the opposite key of the direction you are currently rolling and spam the roll key, you will keep rolling in the same direction. This makes it complicated to chain rolls together to better position yourself during a fight.

- The wall jump needs an arrow key press on the wall, chaining wall jumps requires rapidly changing pressing the arrow keys A lot of games lets you jump without pressing any arrow key, just checking if you are sliding on a wall. It makes chaining wall jumps easier.

Very good job with the game! Im looking foward for the progress you will make on it.

I beat the game, very fun! Some levels required a lot of finesse. I believe I cheated the coin count. Picked up every coin in all levels, but the final count said I was missing 4. 

Then I noticed the very last coin you can get  wasn't being saved by the flag checkpoint, so I collected it, went to the flag and respawned for a while, effectively farming that coin until I reached the final score of 120/119. Is this intended? and if it isn't, can I get a tip on where to find the remaining coins or how to check the amount of coins on each level?

Played this on stream. Very faithful adaptation of early hearthstone decks, very impressive! I hope you manage to draw attention from the hearthstone folks with it.

It's funny seeing someone die to a rage potion (sorry)

Ah no worry lmao, I should have read the description and not just chugthe potion. Also how did I randomly die on the first long playthrough? I just exploded all of a sudden.

Defeated the final boss. Video: 

Played for a bit. Video: 

I played with a human rogue and recorded it, then a fairy rogue, fairy warrior and human assassin off-screen. Video:

I know it is a very early version of the game, but the cards are way too small on the screen. Even in fullscreen I had to go very close to my screen to read them. Also a lot of the times I was hovering over a card, clicked it and another card was selected. I noticed the undo function later on from the menu, but there should be a way to "confirm" that a card is going to be used in such a way that it doesn't disrupt the flow of the game too much.

Difficulty is a bit wonky. I managed to win with the warrior though it was a struggle. Meanwhile rogue was too difficult and I haven't found a good strategy yet. Off camera I played assassin and that was a breeze, you have everything at your disposal with +action, +card, trashing, card duplication, a lot of damage for cheap and even healing on top that cycles.

I hope you develope this game further, since it has the foundation for something really fun.

I have two since I'm on a laptop, Intel(R) UHD Graphics and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070. It should automatically pick the nvidia one though.

Reached the second level. Video:

I have been following in twitter and was looking forward to trying the game. It has a cool aesthetic and a nice way to handle the inventory,. Some things to note:

The camera can give motion sickness. I don't think you should allow to twist the camera in that way while in putt mode.

I'm not good enough to beat the levels, specially with such harsh limits. Having to wait after dying made things feels even more punishing. I did want to get to the part where there was the conveyor belt and the furby but I just cannot see myself going through the golfing part.

There were many situations where the physics felt wonky. Sometimes I couldn't hit the ball, either because it was too close to a wall or because there was a moving wall that changed where my shotgun was.

There is no options menu, which is understandable at this point in development, but ppressing escape shouldn't take you to the main menu without telling you in advance.

Aaah I imagined something was missing. I did have fun, I will give the more complete version a try later.

Watching you fail the captcha until you selected the mirror reflection made me laugh, I hope it was a good joke on your end.

Yes I found it funny! A very nice small puzzle.

It doesn't work for me sadly. Tried both version, loading the debug version gives me this error while the fans of my pc go mad and the computer becomes unresponsive. Hopefully it helps.

Completed the demo, I think. I didn't find the final place where I was supossed to go. Video:

It took me a little while to get used to the controls and I believe that having played hollow knight helped me to understand what I had to do. The down swing bounce is kinda an advanced technique to put on a demo. The enemies aren't knocked back when they are attacked, a bit of it could be nice.

Played this on stream and had a a lot of silly fun. Here are some screenshots I took while playing.

I'm happy that it solved your issue! I want to investigate the crash, how it corrupted your files so it doesn't happen to other people. Do you mind if you share that folder with me?

It is a fun video, that fairy looks like this now.

sleeping toad

The sleeping toad has received some tweaks since the demo to avoid those scenarios. But yeah the dev console can create some pretty strange scenarios.

loading screens

The gallery is built manually, I forgot to add the picture for the demo.

test levels

The current demo has no test levels, so trying to open them defaults to the first level.

Thanks for playing!

Rise and Shine

Bonus levels are more difficult to regular ones, it is ok to skip them if you get stuck.

mobile

Not for release, first it will be for pc online

repeated offense

The timed jump is intended as a fun curiosity. The game wont require that level of dexterity for regular solutions.

Thanks for trying out the game! Odd issue, is the first time I heard about it. Try updating your gpu drivers. If that doesn't work try manually erasing your save files. Go to "C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Roaming\Godot\app_userdata\Poke ALL Toads" (replace C with the hard drive where windows is) , make a backup of the files inside and erase everything inside the folder.

If that still doesn't work, do you have anything running apart from the game? There might be something causing a conflict.

Trolling supreme. Very ingenious and super cursed.

Played the game until I ran out of things to do. Video: 

Very fun! Super polished. I liked the mechanic of gathering items and crafting swords. I found the tongue sword to be the most effective since the range+speed was too powerful to pass up. My favorite weapon to use was the very heavy stone sword, it felt satisfying to land hits with it. 

Some weapons felt redundant, but I can imagine this kind of game is more about getting a full collection rather than using that collection. Somewhere mentioned that there is a right sword for each situation, but I believe people will try to brute force every stage with their prefered weapon.

It would be nice to be able to heal while being petrified. You can heal in hitstun, so why stop the player from healing when they can't move?

Reading the comments, it seems I missed some content, so I will play a bit more later to try to find it.

Played for a bit. Video: 

Played a bit using two clients.

Not much to say for now since it is too early. Normally autobattlers let you have many rounds against your opponents even after losing, will it be like that in the future?

Regarding the contracts, the current implementation is actually "Sell X at the same time". I feel like your read is the more natural one and the current way could be added as a harder tier. Still, it never occurred to me that they would read differently.

Oh ok makes sense, that does make the contracts much more difficult to complete.

Can you clarify the sound bug? I thought I squashed most of those.

You can see it in action at the 17:00 timestamp of the video. The grab resource sound keeps repeating..

Played for a bit. Video: 

I liked the idea of the hat being a renewable second life.

It is hard to notice when you get hit. Sometimes an enemy exploded and all of a sudden I was dead in the other side of the room.

The 19:30 explosion had a much larger effect than I imagined.

The game crashed a lot on me. The abrupt end is from a crash.

Played for a bit. Video: 

I have seen this game in others DDs and wanted to give it a try. The idea is interesting since sucking planets dry of resources is a neat sci fi concept.

First off, I did get tired of text quickly. From the introduction, to the tooltips, to the tutorial, I didn't expect to get walls of text every time. When there is so much fluff mixed with tutorial info, it is hard to know when something is worth paying attention to. And yeah that resulted in me skipping part of the tutorial.

Maybe you can get used to it after a while, but completing contracts at the same time as maxing resources felt too difficult, specially with the resource draw RNG. I tried to meet a modules contract but couldn't get any modules before it expired. Later on I had one that said "sell 10 resources" but I felt it never completed itself. Time advanced every time I did anything so there is an unclear time limit making things more stressfull.

I don't understand the atom smasher, when am I supossed to use it? It grows in power cost every time so if I use it on low cost stuff I end up earning little money, while also running out of time for contracts. I think that using the second ability to get power also increases the cost of the main ability, why?

UI feels a bit sluggish, every action locks all buttons for some time, slowing down gameplay.

I think I got a sound bug on the asteroid level, a sound repeating non-stop.

"Depart from planet" appears as the second row button, making it look like something that should be activated constantly instead of a "end the run" button. I should get special treatment. 

I think the game has an interesting premiese, it is just the gameplay that needs iteration and more polish.

The test levels had a  good run. They were more for feedback rather than giving people a fun time so they end up getting taken out of the demo eventually.

Thanks for playing! I'm happy you liked the game.

Thats a great adaptation to pixel art! Nice job.

There are a lot of loading screens I haven't shown yet.