what a fun jam! thanks for the participants for creating these nice game concepts!
if you do it again, it would be nice to find out if a javascript pdf reader can be easily embedded in itch pages, so that the content can be read right away without the step of downloading.
It seems hard to target a specific distro! Even if there are families (debian, red hat…) there’s just too many variations. Pico-8 works I guess because it’s just looking for the SDL libs in the system search path.
For a standalone game, I think appimage may be the thing that works universally (all distros + after some years)
I bought this on sale a year ago but only see the free pack in my download. I just claimed it with patreon too, after seeing your post there, and that download link gives the same result.
when you have made the other packs, would you make a bundle with only these npc + battlers?
that would be nice for people who already got your previous pack and so don’t want to buy the current all-in-one bundle :)
does it come with a steam key, for idealist lazy people who like to support devs & itch, but also the convenience of installing and running with steam?
note for patreon supporters: on this page, with the coupon active, you need to pay then select 0$ and pay, not «no thanks, show me downloads». paying 0 activates something that gives access to the premium pack.
thanks for participating in the fire relief bundle.
48x48 feels huge to me, I am used to playing snes / gba and develop with pico8 or pyxel (8x8 or 16x16). I suppose this size of sprites looks nice with tilesets at 32x32 like yours?
