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A desktop tool for preparing sprites, animations, and atlases for LÖVE2D. Import sprites or sprite sheets, manage frames visually, set pivots, preview animations, and export ready-to-use PNG atlases with an optional generated .lua module.

Although I initially created this for my own workflow, I think it will be useful to more than one person.

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Thanks for the feedback — you were absolutely right. I’ve updated packs so that, while there are still cards below level 3, every pack guarantees at least one upgradeable card.

Max-level duplicates can still appear in the other slots, but they now grant a useful compensation instead of being a completely wasted result.

Open card packs, level up your deck, unlock upgrades, and click your way through poker-suit acts. Simple to start, satisfying to grow, and packed with little boosts to chase.

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Figuritas is now available on itch.io.

In this fast-paced roguelite, you manage a chaotic sorting desk where every second counts. Match figures by shape and color, complete contracts before time runs out, and navigate a route of encounters including elites, bosses, shops, and events.

Each run is shaped by Papers, modifiers that stack into powerful synergies and change your strategy every time you play.

Feedback is welcome and will help improve future updates.

Visit the page of Figuritas to play and get more info: https://lextrack.itch.io/figuritas

Thank you for your detailed comments. I’ve made some changes based on what you told me. I don’t know if I will meet your expectations, but these changes will be made in the next version (1.1.0).

Re: “The adder is essentially useless”:

I’ve added a synergy system that makes Adders strategically valuable:

ADDER → MULTIPLIER (+30%): Place multiplier right after adder INCREMENTER → ADDER (+20%): Place adder right after incrementer ADDER CHAIN (+15%): Use multiple adders in sequence MIXED SYNERGY (+10%): Combine adders/incrementers with multipliers in the same chain Important note about Adders: their main function is not just to add 1 + 1 = 2. They are designed to merge two conveyor belts/circuits coming from different origins (from different extractors). When used this way, Adders reset Diminishing Returns penalties, making them essential for optimization.

Although Adders help you avoid penalties when merging different production lines, don’t overuse them—they also have their own penalties at the HUB.

Re: “10 splitters after 10 multipliers” exploit:

This specific exploit has been completely fixed through multiple penalty systems:

Diminishing Returns (visible in real-time as numbers flow through processors):

Consecutive Incrementers/Multipliers: -12% per processor (min 50% efficiency) Adders reset these penalties when merging different production lines You see this happening in real-time as numbers flow through belts Logistics Penalties (applied at HUB, shown in HUB tooltip):

Splitters: First 2 free, then -12% each (min 50% efficiency) Mergers: First 1 free, then -6% each (min 60% efficiency) Adders: First 2 free, then -7% each (min 70% efficiency) Combined impact: The “10 multipliers + 10 splitters” strategy you described is now heavily penalized:

10 consecutive Multipliers → diminished to 50% efficiency minimum 8 extra Splitters (after the 2 free) → -96% penalty (capped at 50% minimum) Result: Even with huge theoretical multiplication, the final output is drastically reduced Loop prevention: Items that return to the same processor get destroyed automatically.

The game now rewards efficient, thoughtful designs over brute-force spam.

Re: “We need to use more than just multipliers”:

The synergy system encourages processor diversity and strategic placement:

INCREMENTER → ADDER synergy makes Incrementers valuable early-game ADDER CHAIN bonus rewards using multiple Adders strategically ADDER → MULTIPLIER synergy creates powerful combinations MIXED SYNERGY bonus rewards combining different processor types in the same chain Multipliers are still powerful, but now require Adders to reset their diminishing returns for maximum efficiency Duplicators/Triplicators have unique roles in high-level optimization No hard limits: Instead of capping building counts (which you correctly noted would make the game boring), the game uses dynamic penalties that reward smart design over mindless spam.

More info: All these mechanics are explained in the in-game tutorial (accessible from the main menu).

Impact: Both multiplier spam and splitter abuse are now penalized. The game rewards strategic synergy use, processor diversity, efficient belt management, and merging different production lines with Adders.

I will read any comments you may have. Thank you for your time.

Thanks for reporting this! You’re absolutely right - the loop exploit breaks the game balance. This is my idea:

Limit item processing: Each item can only be processed a maximum of 3-5 times before being destroyed, preventing infinite loops

Restrict bonus output: The Processor Efficiency upgrade will only trigger for fresh items from extractors, not for already-processed items

This will make loops ineffective while still allowing legitimate production chains. The fix should be ready in the next update!

Build the ultimate automated number factory in DUMBERS - a resource management and automation game where every number counts.

• Extract, process, and transform numbers through an intricate network of buildings
• Design efficient production chains with Extractors, Adders, Doublers, and more
• Complete challenging objectives while optimizing your factory layout
• No math required - just the satisfying incremental experience of watching numbers grow

Start small with basic extractors and grow into a massive number-crunching empire. Every building serves a purpose, and every decision matters.

Download now and start building!

I use Godot

Thank you for your feedback and for playing the game. I tried to make a web build, but the game got stuck as soon as it started, probably due to the environment effects or the models. That's why I built an .exe

It's great. Good art and the puzzles aren't overwhelming, so it's comfortable to play.

Good art and theme. But it was difficult to maintain the positions taken.

Pretty cool! I'd like to see more content of this game

The game window is too small :C

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Hey everyone!

I’m thrilled to announce the launch of Card Vault Keeper: Arena!  After the wild ride of developing my first game (Roguetal, a roguelike shooter), I’m diving into a new genre with this turn-based card battler—where every card you unlock can be used against you!

🔥 Key Features:
✔ 55 unique cards – Craft your deck with attacks, heals, shields, and hybrids.
✔ Adaptive AI – Learns from you and even use your unlocked cards!
✔ Fast but deep – Easy to pick up, tough to master. Perfect for quick sessions or hardcore tactics.

Ready to use the cards? 👉 [Game Link]

Would love to hear your thoughts—hope you enjoy it! 🚀

Hey! Just wanted to let you know that I've released my first game "Roguetal" featuring your awesome pixel character!

I've made sure to maintain the original look and feel of your art while building my game.

Thank you for creating such a cool character that helped bring this project to life!

Best regards!

Game link: https://lextrack.itch.io/roguetal

🎮 Roguetal - Initial Release!

Hey everyone! I'm excited to announce the release of Roguetal, my first game!

This is a fast-paced roguelite shooter where you'll fight through procedurally generated dungeons. Stack different power-ups, master three unique weapons (shotgun, machine gun, and rocket launcher), and see how far you can go!

Available for Windows and Android

Thanks for checking it out and any feedback is greatly appreciated!

Visit the page of the game

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