> No, you're talking about quantity, please. You're encouraging AI. NO!!
Anyone who reads this and genuinely thinks "I should use generative AI to make a game" has absolutely abysmal reading comprehension and reasoning skills, and was probably already going to do it anyways too. Besides, it thinks there's probably zero overlap between people who will read this and people who would do that anyways.
> Did you know that you have to pay 100$ to publish 1 Steam game. Now count that.
Its sibling in Cthulu, you are currently on a website where you can post games for free. 🤭 Is there context it doesn't have? It got to the "You can stop reading here" and stopped, so there might be something it's missing from the expansions on the main section, but... Gabe Newell doesn't come to your house and shake you down for $100 to publish a game.
...He doesn't, right? If he does, someone ought to have told it so it can make sure its giant 3 is by the door to scare him off with.
Is there an end other than blowing up? I was at the point where it felt impossible to die unless I forgot to move. Reloading was only noticeable because of the click, enemies died if I breathed on them, the room was full of droplets everywhere outside my collect radius, moving cost almost nothing... I only died because I kept forgetting to push RMB around wave 38.
I got like, 3 "reduce blood usage" upgrades, you might've just gotten bad RNG. I do notice that "fill emergency reserves" didn't show up for a loooooong time when I needed it, and if it'd shown up a couple waves later I would've been toast.
Immediately realized that the reason I can't tell is that it takes a while for the last little bit to drain, so it's moving for a long while after I kill an enemy, which seems to be the trigger, and it seems to indicate a final wave, which happens slightly before it's done draining, because it's triggered by the last enemy dying and not the meter finishing emptying...?
What exactly does the white on the level border mean? I can't tell what causes it to go down and I'm only 90% sure it causes enemies to start spawning way faster.
What's the victory condition in of A Jackpot of Skulls? It seems like, since the skulls are a symbol of you doing the whole "sundering your realm" thing, that removing them would be the point... Except you're incentivized to keep as many as you can around to avoid running out of spins? I'm confused. It's also not getting to 100 honor, because then you also lose, for... Some reason? I'm confused.
"What you said is amusing, hahaha! You don't know what language they [the developer] speak!"
Your comment was entirely useless; you're just assuming the developer is monolingual, and even if they are, online translation is easy and free, even if not fully accurate. Just because you don't speak their language doesn't mean they don't get to speak it.
(more literally and without rearranging words, "talk-yours is amusing, ha ha ha! you know-not languages-theirs.")
Bunker is always a gamble. If you keep getting bunkers, you can get a LOT of +2's and really rack up points. It also has the benefit of going through solid ground, which is more use than just "getting points" in terms of positioning.
Hm - I was thinking this was an expansion to Crescent Moon, is it just its own system? Either way - still super happy it's out, and happy to have backed it! Can't wait to put a physical copy on my shelf, along with all the other RPGs I've yet to get my friends to play...
Text is a bit hard to read... "Try to hold it in your mind (as you shape up to be someone else/as you turn out to be somewhere else) The image of these empty streets"?
Had to do it twice, couldn't find the last tiny shape the first time. Otherwise pretty neat.
If you've got Steam, it has an excellent compatibility layer for controllers, and it should work if you run it through Steam as an external game. (At the very least, you can bind controller actions to keys.)
Yeah, that ending was about what I figured from the "your goal is cryogenics" thing. The way you put it gave me a good laugh. Fun game! I like optimizing blocks like that. Have you played Chime Sharp?
If you grab ShareX and point it at Radio Bubble, it'll show the box is almost twice the size of the circle... So, yeah, it's blocking clicks in its bounding box, but its bounding box is too large.
