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sloopygoop

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Thank you! Very kind of you. As far as I know, the music files I made could just be swapped for the ones that the Chaps made and used in their program. It would just be up to them (i would love if they did that). 

If you dig the music, please download it in mp3 form for free! https://sloopygoop.bandcamp.com/album/marzipan-beef-remixer

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Awesome! Love to hear it.

I love this! It's great fun to click with a mouse. I sunk my first shot and porceeded to thoroughly make a mess! Chill and relaxing. 

Amazing visuals. Wild presentation. I enjoyed this!!

I admit this is unlikely in a falling block project, but... I'm looking to build up my writing experience and would be glad to supply dialogue/narration if your project calls for it! 

My Noah project on my itch.io page is a great example of what I can do when I want to be really wordy. Of course, we probably want things to be more concise for a block game!

I'm a little more known for Game Boy music (.uge, savable as .gbs, .mp3).  If that's something you're needing, feel free to hit me up; I know it's late in the game but I may be able to help!

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Hi! Feel free to reach out with my username @gmail.com. I'm also on Discord as sloopygoop !

Thanks so much! I love seeing this being played on a handheld. Glad to hear "Bold New Sound" has a big fan!

Just found this through your BlueSky. Um wow this is crazy. Haha great job! 

Insane little concept, executed quite well. I wonder what it says philosophically/artistically that it completely requires familiarity with the original. 

Beautiful art and some fun puzzles! Really cute.

It's just the .gb file, played on a cartridge ;)

Thank you! I had some help from some sheet music, but it was a fun task to transcribe everything to work with a Game Boy. 

I'm very pleased that you've put it into a game! I'm not able to play much of Alette If, but I did try it out, and the music creates an atmosphere that just sounds perfectly natural. Makes me happy. Cheers!

Thanks for listening, and taking the time to give such a detailed response! 

To quote Wayne's World, "I just hope you didn't think it sucked!" Glad you liked it. I'm working on a nifty YouTube presentation too!

Really fantastic! The graphics, music, and gameplay are all great. The characters and concept remind me a little of Kid Dracula, but with a fabulous Day of the Dead flavor. Perhaps there's a bit too much re-spawning by the enemies, but otherwise nearly impeccable. Can't wait to play the full version. Here is an Analogue Pocket shot of the game!

Those arpeggiated chords are a lot of fun and add great texture. Fun to listen to. Great work!

I didn't have much time for art myself. I think sound is most important!

Love the chords and harmonies and feels on this... major key but with a slight tinge of wistfulness. A beautiful song!

Thanks!

Good luck to all! Excited to be part of this!

Jammin' beats! Really love the synchronized visuals!

Great music, and stellar presentation! I can't throw too many light switch raves or Strong Bad might ground me (but it's really fun to do)!

Cool!!

I feel happy I got a modestly-ambitious project finished (even if I was scrambling during the last hours to finish it!) Now I have a base to build something bigger off of. And since it was intended as a philosophically-flavored showcase for my music and my friend's art, I'm glad people really appreciated those elements, and I think it succeeded!

Rodrigo! Thanks for playing all 85! I only got 30 in or so T_T 

But I loved: Love You To Death, The Pact, Musical Notes, What Friends Are For, GB Lunar Lander... that's 1/6 of what I played!

Very cute! A little hard for me to figure out the maps. I love the use of photos. I also enjoyed the classical music focus since I have a classical music project that uses many Game Boys!

Cute but I feel lost! Haven't been able to find the ghost after the cat

Good platforming feel! The jump sound effect is simple, but really adds a lot. 

Interesting that the player has to "juggle" the pirates to keep them each out of the ghost's path. Tricky!

I like the feel of this! Fun "combat".

Nice animations (and really impressed by that head-silhouette effect). Great work!

Really colorful, good graphics! It's a treat just to watch the robot move, his animation is so smooth! I like the concept of the combat system but am having trouble getting used to it. 

Music - Fantastic!

Very cute!

I think I found a bug (besides the characters): I got stuck around level 9  - the button on the platform wouldn't react when I stepped on it with the ant, so I couldn't let the butterfly out. 

Very impressive that you put the extra work into a SGB format. And a link format! I did load two copies onto linked cartridges to try it out but didn't have time to discover: How does the one relate to the other in Mystery Quest?

Thanks for all your kind words! Artist Corey is really into comics. I don't know if he would ever make an animation, but he's drawn a lot of comics: https://coreybechelli.com/

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Good stuff. I don't know if I've ever played a game where you had to dodge catcalls. I'm glad you made such a game!

Also-- very nice music!

Nicely done! The isometric control is a little hard to get used to, but the questions are great and I loved what each character said before their battles. Truly a love letter to your audience!

Alas, it seems I am not as hardcore a retro fan as a vampire...

Can't wait to see the end product. It's funky and fun to just dance along with the music...

Such a cool and fun concept. Can't wait to see the final game.

Thanks a bunch!

This is extremely well done for your first project! The music is good, the graphics are good, and the main mechanic of moving around something to jump on is a great concept. 

For some reason, making the penguin crawl is my favorite part. It's really well executed! XD

I always admire your sense of humor! The Game Over screen made me laugh out loud. I'm so impressed that all these games were made in one week; yours is no exception. Great job. And an extra thanks to your translator!