After having contributed to tens of projects, and managing a few, I had to take long breaks and even close down two of them - that can be painful. Helping out is great, it's awesome to see people happy about each new release, but the burnout is not a joke, and I'm glad you're taking a break to find the much required point of equilibrium.
Enjoy your break, as long as it needs to be, and thanks for all your hard work so far.
1. Nice! :) I noticed that, but I didn't know what to expect (other than maybe selecting unlocked missions) and I didn't use it. I replayed the missions just for fun. :)
2. I haven't played it in a long time, so maybe my "C&C" memories kicked in. :) Yeah, I guess it only takes one fail to learn to manage your credits in the early game.
3. Thanks! I didn't know how to read the numbers. I assume I should see something similar to the percentages we see in silos, but now I know.
By the way, is there a way to save during a mission, so you can resume later? I didn't notice a save feature.
Thanks a lot for your answers! The game is of course a nostalgia trip but it's still a lot of fun.
I just played the first 3 missions here in the browser and it was great. :D Congrats, excellent job!
Now I wish I could get my progress from here to my local game so I can continue, but I'll just do them again. :)
Two issues, unless I'm missing something:
Yeah, this version doesn't have much in it. If you're new to the game and haven't watched anyone play, you'll die a few times until you figure out how to purify water and eat, as it doesn't have a help/tutorial, or a reasonably polished user interface. Once you figure out how to drink and eat, it's up to you how fast you can do everything available in the game. You might be able to finish it in an hour or 2-3, depending on your skills and maybe even PC performance. :P
There's not a lot of content compared to the game on Steam, and it looks a bit rough, but it's still a fun game for a couple of hours. :)
