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Very cool.  I love it.

Thanks for the report!  I will fix this soon.

That is totally fine.

awesome!

neat game!  Thanks for sharing!

Yes!

That's so great to hear.  Thanks for sharing!

That's a good idea.  I've added a basic example + tileset.  Here's how I set it up in Tiled:



I do. Contact me via this form: https://tally.so/r/wgN55O

And thanks for playing!

Game seems cool so far. It froze when I used waltz with knock back near the edge of the map

that's cool!  Maybe I should make a 16rogues...

This looks cool! Sadly I get a javascript error when I run in Firefox:

Error occurred: this.objs.values().forEach is not a function

That is a fun and silly game :) thanks for sharing!

Your demo looks cool!  Thanks for sharing.

I don't currently have plans to create UI icons, thinking there would be some assets here on Itch that would go with 32rogues well, but after looking, I couldn't really find one.  Admittedly I only looked briefly.  I have a long list of sprites to make that I'll add those icons to. Thanks for your feedback.

Thanks for the kind words and the suggestions, I will take note.

I'm not sure about fonts, unfortunately.  Honestly I wouldn't worry about matching the pack, just finding a font you like. I prefer readable, non-stylized fonts (except for occasional uses like titles/headers).  Some games even go high-def fonts against pixel art graphics.

glad you're finding it helpful!  Looking forward to the video.  

Hi, contact me through this form with your email and I will get in touch: https://tally.so/r/wgN55O

I love the animation!  Thanks for sharing.

It was interesting to play this after having played the original Defender for the first time at an arcade just last month. It felt fresh to me despite being from the early 80's because I don't think I've seen other games where you can fly left and right like that, and that the controls feel really responsive and fun.  You've definitely captured the feel of the gameplay.

Neat project, thanks for sharing!

I'd love to do a sci-fi pack.  Maybe someday :)

Thanks for the kind words! I'd love to do animations eventually, but I simply don't have the time right now for the amount of work that would be.  I hope someday.

Such a cool concept! Really impressive for 2 days.

I hope they are useful!

Thanks so much!

I've added a fencer of this style to the latest update:

Thank you! I'm glad it's been useful.

Glad it's helpful! Thanks for the kind words.

hm, I sent you an email because on Discord it said you weren't accepting friend requests.  I'll send another one--maybe check your spam folder?

I like the graphics!  The game looks neat.

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Oh, hm, I don't have a good solution for this.  Since Itch doesn't have a private messaging system, you can either message me on Twitter or Mastodon, or use the Feedback form to send me your Discord invite/some more info.  I check them all regularly.

if you want more levels, we made it into a full game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2655920/Gravitorium/

it releases tomorrow :)

Go ahead, that's what they are for!  Feel free to use them for game jams, prototypes, published games, whatever.

Glad to hear that and thanks for sharing! Your prototype looks neat.

your prototype is neat, thanks for sharing!

that's a cool idea, I'll put it on my list

Thanks for the kind words!  The knight is also one of my favorites.

Most of the characters are based of off standard European medieval fantasy fare, but I definitely want to branch out eventually.  Stay tuned!

Thank you! I'd love to, but it'd simply be a ton of work for this many sprites. That won't happen any time soon.

Thank you!  I used a custom 64 color palette I developed for this project

Hey your game is quite fun!  I'm glad these assets were helpful :)

Thank you!