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cute artwork, it looks very lovingly made

i liked the puzzles and the little flowers, thank you

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very cool, i drew a tree

thanks, the script was written very quickly, and i tried to make the language simple and direct. this is the longest of my games i think, thanks for playing!!!

あ、秋についてのゲーム、いいですね!本当に楽しかった。nswengineを使ってくれてありがとうございます!

i dont think its too much praise, its a simple game but actually has replayability (i played it multiple times on several difficulty levels) and a scoring mechanic. its cool for what it is

this stuff’s inspirational, what an action packed adventure

i could write “i’m liken this one a lot, it really grew on me”, but i decided to refrain from making lichen jokes on account of others that did so before me. i’ll just say this is a mosst interesting bitsy i’ve played in a while, and i’ll leaf it at that.

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congrats on the update Vexed! this is just in time too, i could see the searches for “winter tileset” have been going up the last few days, folks are looking for seasonal assets for all these december game jams :DD

im really glad some ppl liked it. i will still make some updates to it and who knows maybe one day a jam could happen? for now im just happy some games got made with it!!!

ahh i loved this little stroll. i am a big walk enjoyer and this conveys the feeling of going out and interacting with nature very nicely. i love the fact you added sound as well even though the engine doesn’t really support that yet! thanks for sharing this!

yaaay thanks! glad you liked it!!

thanks for the nice words, good luck next year!

warm considerations for the season! looking forward to seeing more of your work next year!!!

わあ~!マウスコントロールを使ってくれてありがとう!楽しい!

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you can download the source again now, and look for the “ascii support” section in README.md :)))))) i think that should do the trick

EDIT: ah, i didn’t have time to test it too much so if you come across any bugs let me know!

EDIT2: also mind you will have to escape some of the special characters like backslashes in each of the strings in description array, otherwise jason (json) will get angry!

EDIT3: if you play the test game here again, you can find a special chamber!

hey thanks! i would love for you to use the engine! i think i know what you’re trying for, i will try to cook up a new version today with ascii support

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“you’re just a pathetic kitty, you will never summit my tower” said the man. and he was, in fact, right. i thought it was already kind of nasty of Ken to place poisonous jellyfish everywhere, and then they started shooting. a low blow

tank beartalion was a bit more up my alley, i like how it forces you to get into the action, since the tank turns so slow you have to rely on forward momentum all the time. though i did also spam fire in a reverse-bullet-hell fashion :DDD not sure if there is another way to win, my score 41700

this is a great collection indeed

this is great, i loved taking in the landscapes that are produced here, traversing in this game is a joy. i loved the way you used the assets and plugins here, very tasty, very crunchy

there is a lot of stuff to love about this. i loved the animations and the way that this was “composited” i guess? also the fact there is a just a whole-ass sketchbook to flip through inside of this thing. cultural heritage right here that’s for sure

this is a really cool concept. my choice was to refuse to follow the instructions and instead allow Anna to cry every time. blocking out emotions is very unhealthy

cry shit out and stay healthy Anna-san!

i love this

glad you found it omoshiroi!!!

yes i loved the fact that since it’s a crab it can only move sideways, that’s clever

aaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAaa! i my heart is filled with joy! i love the way you used the engine, also i didn’t think about the fact that using emojis would be possible but yeah that makes sense… the little crab on the first screen, i want to smooch their carapace

yaaay thanks!!

very cool very interesting concept, i enjoyed walking in the snow until my ass froze off

ahhh that was so cozy, i liked this a lot. kate said everyone played this but i hadn’t, which made me feel like i was not everyone :((( now i have though so i am :)))

this was great exploration. i never played the actual “the manhole” but i cannot imagine it possibly being better than this

very cool, i liked flinging the little undead around and also being called a worthless piece of garbage i think not once but twice. quite an interesting landscape created here and truly one to remember

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very profound stuff here, the ui is inspirational, soundscapes created by this game go down smooth like pepto bismol

it taught me many skills such as

  • escaping a backwards drift
  • not being distracted by jank-ass waves of the sea
  • never ever EVER turning over 90 mph
  • understanding which way the freaking voxel arrow points

i got distracted by a bus full of cat girls and it was game over for me, final score 822 or something but really it was the friends i made along the way

ah, i wasn’t able to experience it fully because it doesn’t fit within my screen resolution, i think it was made on a much larger screen or with a different aspect ratio

but it think i kind of get the intent behind it and the aesthetics speak to me a lot, so thanks for sharing it

the writing here is very intimate and earnest, i liked this a lot

amazing, what an amazing artifact! saving this right away to my “cultural heritage” folder, umu umu

very cute

nice, i feel like i lost multiple neurons from viewing this, which always is a pleasure

this is really cool, i’d love to play the finished thing

i was expecting just a little comedy thing but there’s actually i full game! i came away slightly begiggled and somewhat beadventured, hero man fulfilled his purpose… i guess in a way, and everyone lived happily ever after?