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Thank you. That was an enjoyable little game.  As one who has always enjoyed grinding for stats, I found the progression pretty acceptable.  I think it's easier to tolerate when there is no real goal to the game other than to make it to the next level.  The game was nice and relaxing, and I'm looking forward to the full release.

Ah, got it.  I've never actually handled a project on itch.io before, so I didn't know there was a file size limit.

Just curious - how come you're hosting the download on a Google drive?

As with everyone else that has commented so far, I am really enjoying this game.  Unfortunately, I too found a bug, and it's actually not the same one that has already been reported.  It's just a minor thing, but if you go to the system menu and uncheck then check the Drones option, when you go back to the game your shooting drones no longer appear!  You either have to close and reopen the game, or go back to the system menu and uncheck and check the Drones box again.

Is there any way to make it full screen?  Between my screen size and my eyes I can't read what's going on very well.

Thanks!  That was cute, and entertaining for a few minutes.  Unfortunately I couldn't bring myself to stick with it long enough to find everything, but I liked the mechanic used to clean up the dust.  The graphics were pretty neat too.

First of all, I appreciate the thorough and thoughtful design journals.  Also, as I programmer, I like the fact that you choose to show source code when it suits.  I am really looking forward to this game!

So many updates I couldn't decide which one to comment on, but since is more of a general one I figured why not?  This game is looking pretty sweet.  I'm am excited for it and really impressed by what some of you Play.Date developers are doing.

Hey, you should consider making the URL a hyperlink :)

Thanks.  I thought that was the case, but I couldn't get it to work.  Didn't even bother trying to just use keys instead of clicking with the mouse.  All good now!

So I'm a bit confused (not a big shocker).  Is there actually supposed to be an app on this page, either embedded or downloadable, or just the PDF?  I've already got the cards, so this sounded intriguing.  Just not sure what I should be expecting here :)

Silly question, but why not just continue the project under Duel of Shadows?  As a side note, I actually like that name better :)

Nifty little game.  You should have it reset the coins after every run, though.

So is Waffle's Cranked Stories still available for the PlayDate?

This was a lot of fun.  Would love to see a few more levels.  The graphics are great!

Ah, I found it.  I just didn't scroll down far enough on the main page.  Thank you!

Silly question, but should the Humble Gift download show up when I click the Download button off the main asset page?  All I see is the Adventure Time download.

First, congratulations on coming back to the fold, and being willing to talk about it on a public forum.  Personally, I think it's pretty cool that you're trying to mix your faith with one of your passions.  If you're using your skills to promote your beliefs don't ever feel that it's a waste of time.  Looking forward to trying the game!

Just curious - is the V2 gameboy version on here any different than the version distributed for the Kickstarter rewards?

This looks amazing!  I have nothing against modern gaming, but man do I miss my C64!

This is really cool.  I hope if someone decides to use it they let us all know how it goes.  Personally, I don't have enough friends to even worry about someone asking me for a copy of a ROM :)

This looks sweet!  Any tips for someone who might want to get started in Atari programming (I have 30+ years dev experience, just never written a game).

So I have to say this is a pretty clever concept.  I love the idea of flipping the area the clock covers to get you out of the death zone.  Well executed!

It looks like you upped the price for being able to have access to the prior releases, which is fine, but now it appears that those of us that bought in at the prior price can't grab them anymore.  Does that mean that I have to pay the full entrance price again as opposed to the difference between what I paid initially and the current price?

And please don't misunderstand me - I'm not suggesting it isn't worth the price.  I'm just asking for clarification's sake.  Thanks!

So while I can't speak for the "accuracy" of many of them as I'm only familiar with the source material by name, they all sound great, and the ones I have heard before are spot on.

I suppose I should say I didn't like it just to be different, but that was quite enjoyable.  Easy to navigate, the graphics were great, and just enough challenge to feel like you accomplished something progressing through each level.  Well done!

That's awesome!  Does that mean that it won't be available standalone then?

That was a lot of fun!  It was just the right amount of tricky to make you think but not get frustrating.  Can't wait for the full game.

Thanks for the link, and I always try to give the developer a little something if I like what they are offering.  I come from the development world myself, and I know the hard work that goes into these projects!  Not to mention all the non-programming resources :)

This pack looks pretty cool.  Unfortunately I do not have a physical device.  I've been trying to track some of the games down so I can get digital versions if available, and I don't seem to be having any luck with Dungeon Next.  Do you know where I can find a digital version of that one to download or purchase?

Cute and short, which is about all I have time for in a game these days.  Loved the visuals, and the game play was basic but entertaining.  I am curious, however, if the version in the browser is the latest or not.  I must have wandered around the map 7 or 8 times, apparently missing two key conversations.

Thankfully I have this nifty little device from Anbernic (no, they didn't pay me to say that), so I threw the v2 download on there and was able to run through the game fairly quickly.  Which leads to my second question - is there a definitive ending?  I got what appeared to be a "Thank You For Playing" screen, but then it let me continue playing :)

I'm really excited for this and I love your attitude.  More power to the folks that drool over Doom: The Dark Ages, but I still have Doom: The Original (yeah, I know that's not the name) installed on my machine.  And often, that's high end for me :)

That was sweet!  One of the best intros of seen in quite a while.

Once I figured out what I was doing that was pretty slick!  Ending was a little anti-climatic, though :)  Good job!

Much better!

The background looks really cool, but it makes it extremely hard to read white text :)

I was afraid of that.  Just means I'm worse at the game than I thought :)

That you.  That is so much better than before.  Now I just have to figure out how to get good at the game.  I'm assuming it possible to heal?  I thought the pizza looking things to care of that, but it did not appear to be the case.

Love the visuals, and I like the idea of some of the bad guys being multi-colored (reminds me of a cool puzzle game I have on my iPad).  Any chance you'd consider adding arrow keys for movement?  As a left-hander, using the WASD configuration right next to my mouse gets me a bit cramped up.

Much better, thank you!  I will play around with it some more when I get a chance.  I do like the fact that you can actually adjust your attack if you hit the wrong key as long as you have enough time left.  Is there an end game or does it just keep going (or is that too much of a spoiler)?