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Thanks a lot, glad you like it!  And thanks for teaching me the word "Foddian"!

Have you tried the steps detailed in the readme?  Also, in a comment further below someone else has suggested some steps to try.

How do you play another game after the first one (apart from reloading the game)?

A nice little puzzle game with very clear graphics.  I don't know if i'm missing something, but it seems a bit easy?  I was able to rattle through levels 1-9.  unfortunately it froze on the last level when i changed a piece of track just as the train was on it.  also It took me a while to realize you had to change the junctions as the train traveled.

Is it?  Ooops!  Thanks for letting me know!

Very good game, and liked the comments from the homeowners.  It was sometimes hard to remember which bins I'd already collected or where to put them back though.

That's a good idea, but it would take quite a lot of work to create an editor with all the functionality that would be required.  I'll add it to my "maybe" list. :)

No problem, thanks for playing.  Let me know if you have any thoughts or suggestions for the levels.

Thanks

Hey Steve, thanks a lot for the feedback, really pleased you enjoyed playing the game. I'll add your suggestions to my list. The only issue I can think of regarding not using the mouse pointer is that some accuracy is required for some levels when shooting, so I'm not sure exactly how that would work?  I plan to add gamepad support soon though, and look out for a new release in a few days.  Cheers!

Thanks a lot!  Mac version has just been released!

Thanks a lot!  Let me know how you get on, and what's good or could do with changing. 

Thanks a lot!

This is so accurate it's like it's running in an emulator!  A great game.  My only comment would be that the mouse pointer doesn't change when over a lemming.  Edit: Also, is the rmb supposed to allow you to draw all over the map?

Thanks a lot, I'll make a few more tweaks. 

Edit: I won't be limiting the number of places, as I wrote on here originally. :)

You're too good at this game! :)  I'm going to release an update soon with a few fixes, and also a bonus if you complete a level with no losses.

Well played, I think you're place at the top is secured!  Maybe you can get a job offloading Amazon packages! :) ( I think I might need to tweak the Crashed Magazines to make them more balanced).

Thanks a lot!  And congrats on being top of the table!  I was just updating the game as you commented, so I've now added "S" to start the game.  I'll add extending/retracting the rope to my list.  Cheers!

Thanks!

I've just add civilians and released a new version.

Certainly people, but I'm not sure about the aircraft since it was pretty much luck whether they hit you.  Unless I give the player some weapons?

Thanks!

A great variation on the tower defence theme, similar to ramparts (though I never actually played that one)? 

Good game.

Love the intro and the voice work!  It's a very good game, but (like someone else mentioned) I was doing well and then my rocket got destroyed.  Maybe make it more obvious how much damage it has incurred?

Can I complement you on your excellent source code.  Very well laid out and commented.

It looks good, but the gameplay lets it down.  The player needs to be able to move a bit faster, but mainly be able to shoot a lot more bullets (that move faster) and also be able to move and shoot at the same time.  If I hold down left or right and then press space, no bullets appear.

Not bad, but a bit simplistic.  Good maybe for younger players?

Do you have any screenshots or videos?

Quite good and straightforward.

I did.  Chuckie Egg was a great game.

I've just noticed that it's created 53Gb of temp data before my PC ran out of disk space.

I've just tried the Linux version.  it seems to hang on the Godot splash screen.  How long should it take?

Well done!

Thanks, really glad you enjoy it.

Thanks!

Thanks, it is quite challenging!  I play it sat in a rotating chair; I have much less chance of getting motion sickness that way, and the camera is at just the right height.  It's a bit too high in your video.  Thanks for the feedback, I thought I'd fixed both of those problems, but I'll have another look at them.

It said it wasn't compatible with my device, but it seemed to work fine in my Quest 2.  Nice and simple.  It would be good if it took into account how hard you hit them, like if you could just tap them to make them fall off the pedestals.

I tried it on a Quest 2.  When it started, I was looking from above the woman's head, but I couldn't seem to get anything to happen.  What are you supposed to do?

I've added level 2 now.