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thats alright i forgot to upload it but thanks for checking out the page anyway haha

thats alright i forgot to upload it but thanks for checking out the page anyway haha

whoops my mistake sorry i uploaded the exe file, i just assumed when you export the zip file it also includes the exe.

Fair enough, it's a dev room build.

I think i need to think more about how the projectiles spawn specifically if i want to use a lot of them but im not sure i want to go in that direction quite yet. It might be easier for me to stick with smaller numbers. I imagine the solution has something to do with object pooling.

Yeah collision is a bit inconsistent but im not quite sure *why* it happens, something to look at. I imagine because of something to due with using a mixture of absolute movements and move_and_slide() that i'd have to figure out.

Hopefully i can make the sprites still appealing when animating as i haven't really done much of that before, thanks for playing :)

Might be homeless soon so i'm taking a bit of a break from gamedev.

The game is fun but slow fire rate weapons feel kinda bad and it takes too long to switch weapons.

I got kinda inconsistent results with the movement but i assume that's skill issue on my part

You should add a sword so i dont have to aim :)

Yeah that's fair it's not really complete yet, i started making this/programming again a month ago (which i haven't really done in a decade or so) and thought i may as well post the little dev room i had of the game.

For sure i should make a more comprehensive tutorial + have an actual map made, im just going with the philosophy of doing the start of the game at the end of development (if i choose to finish this project)

Title screen is also important but i see that as being part of the UI which most of it i intend to replace at some point.

Main thing im going to try to add in the near future is mouse controls (since honestly it feels a little clunky to use the keyboard) and enemy behavior (so i can test/balance an actual game and know how fun it actually is to play). I'm not quite sure what direction i want to go in but i suppose the easiest would be to make the enemies shoot lots of projectiles (touhou style) given how fast the movement is in the game.

Thanks for leaving a comment anyway, i appreciate it. I've just been busy irl so sorry for the late reply.

Fun game, solid concept, works fine on MacOS

I guess I need to get some people to actually give this a fair go though

Pretty soul nothing I can really complain about, works perfectly fine on Mac

I think I had some issues with locking onto enemies and ingredients weren't showing up in the cook menu but that might've been because I was dying :)

yeah that’s fair enough, i’m using a wine bottle to play the game via crossover (basically wine for dumb people)

still the story is kinda the reason to play the game but i get things are WIP tho

Could be a good game but I'll just say the initial experience was basically mucho texto at the very start and leaving room into an open map with no specific direction on what to do.

I walked around a little bit and picked stuff up and didn't really see what the point was.  

Rendering issue on Mac (flickering black squares) but everything else works fine.

Bartering seems a lot more unhinged compared to recettear since I had customers asking for sub 100% prices even when I was offering the base price.

Not a big fan of having items be thrown off the displays by customers, rate of needing to serve customers is too high relative to how often you seem to need to sweep.

Definitely could be interesting once you've fleshed things out more, recettear itself gets more interesting once you get into the dungeon crawling/managing adventurers/their equipment and knowing what to sell to specific regulars.

Doesn't full screen properly on a MacBook but that's a given I guess (the bottom of the screen is clipped off).

Mini-games are kinda basic and I don't really understand what the story is supposed to be. If there was a hook I got filtered out by the time I played my third mini game.

If it was a browser based game I'd see a reason to play this since it's a bit arcadey/old-fashioned game design, something to waste your time with while at school in computer class.

Didn’t know that there was an option for it in the menu but i also didnt check that menu out at all sorry 😅 

Probably not a surprise but the way the game renders seems to not work very well with wine (using crossover) on macOS.

I'll have to try it later

Cool game but had troubles dragging heroes on the grid, I'd click on a hero and try to drag but the game wouldn't register it properly (maybe because im using a trackpad/MacOS in this instance)

Could've perhaps tutorialized a bit more since I didn't really get how to use the elixirs (I didnt read the text popups)

(also worked with no issues on Mac via crossover)

Yeah I agree with the tutorial being unnecessarily complex in language.

It's a fun game and numbers seem to scale really hard really quickly (getting 8k in the final round was extremely easy if you had been doing max bets from the start of the game).  There needs to be more "risky" decision choices outside of where you place a bet as (presumably) you're picking upgrades to mitigate those risks anyway.

Needs faster animations/ability to skip animations and the ability to stop a roll if you haven't bet anything (because it was very frustrating that the game set a point and I had to wait until my dice cleared it before I could actually place a bet).

Barely runs on MacOS (via crossover) if you're curious (very laggy, can't grab things properly), I'll have to try it on my home computer when im not out and about :)