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After all the feedback I found my mojo again and have now made a ton of improvements. 

I've added Normal and Hard difficulty modes with separate progression tracking, implemented an achievement system featuring 25 unlockable achievements, and created a tutorial level to help new players learn the mechanics. The UI has been significantly improved with better text sizes and enhanced readability throughout. Various bug fixes have been addressed, and overall playability has been refined to create a smoother, more polished experience.

Thank you for playing and thank you for your feedback. The onboarding is, as you say, a problem. Hopefully the added tutorial mission will solve that.

Thank you for playing and thank you for your feedback. The walls are actually locked doors but it made the game too easy so they had to go. As well as many other things I changed.

Thank you for playing and thank you for your feedback. That was a lot, but I agree with most of it. Sometimes I run out of time, or as in this case, my inspiration runs dry. When that happens, I usually submit what I have and make an improved version after the jam ends. In the upcoming version, there's a tutorial mission as well as many other improvements that came in as suggestions.

very nice. Vector gfx FTW! Great work.

New version released. Some of your requests are implemented (bounce text and mousepointer).

Ah, the mouse pointer. Totally missed that, but it's corrected in version 1.1. I also added support for more resolutions. 

My goal with REGROWTH was to build a small strategy puzzle game, something that required actual planning rather than just trial and error. Each level should feel like a problem with a specific solution, where the placement of your tools matters.

The level design was 100% human-made, and honestly the hardest part of the whole process. The code and mechanics were 100% vibe coded with Claude as my collaborator. I directed, Claude executed.

This is far from a finished game. Think of it as a playable prototype.

Thanks for playing and thanks for the feedback. :)

Really nice graphics and cool sound effects. Music also good. And auto-fire, love that. Approved!

I really liked the music and sound. Smooth graphics. Approved!

Nice graphics, I like the flapping bird a lot. Simple but fun. Approved!

You could adjust your overscan settings (prefs/overscan). That might help.

I played it and I liked it. Great work!

Thanks for playing. I appreciate the feedback.

Thanks for the feedback. Great idea, I might add that in the next version.

Hi, great idea. I'll do that.

Nice 3-page review of the game+expansion in Retromagazine (page 90-92): 
https://www.retromagazine.net/getrm.php?id=28_eng

Nice to see something different for a change. You are as into CanDo as I am into Scala. :) This game reminds me of the text adventure Terrormolinos on the ZX Spectrum.

No, you are correct.Where is autocorrect when you need it?

thank you for playing. Hacking is hard.

You'll need to create an app password to make it work with Yahoo. https://help.yahoo.com/kb/SLN15241.html

Thanks for playing.

Excellent work, great stuff indeed. And the twist was like a M Night Shyamalan movie. And I laughed out loud when the little guy put on his hat.

I have corrected the bugs and as soon as the voting period is over I'll release it.

The current version of the game has a bug that makes it impossible to reach day 2 and the last 3 missions. Sorry about that.

There are 13 missions in total. 10 short(er) missions on day 1, and three longer on day 2. After each day there should be a statusscreen with all stats for the day, perhaps you found a bug. I’ll look into it. Thanks for playing and thanks for the feedback.

no sound in this version. It’s always hard to get the difficulty level correct when you test your own game so maybe I made it too easy. Thanks for playing and I appreciate the feedback. 

nice game, I enjoyed playing it.

very nice!

Nice game, had fun playing it.

hahaha… farts are fun… :)

very nice demo. Fun to play and excellent graphics. 

I got in the zone… and I got carried away. 😀

Thanks. Claude is rather awesome actually. For other stuff I have used copilot a lot, works great too except for coding stuff. And for images I use Bing for some unknown reason. :)

only using vanilla html/js… and claude… :)

Hi, looks like you are missing the assign. 

assign tad: <installation directory>

If you installed it on the ramdisc it should be:

assign tad: ram:tad

You should see thumbnail images on the slides in Scala when the assign is correct.

Uploaded and approved, available here: http://aminet.net/package/game/role/tad. It would be nice if Aminet was more like itch visually, with screenshots, comments and text.

Thanks.

I'm not refusing, I haven't got around doing it yet. 

*15 minutes passes by* 

Ok, consider it done. But what a hassle it was. No web based upload available, only FTP.