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Thanks.  It's impossible to write a game with a ship that floats around in 2D space without the obvious Asteroid similarities.  I'll be adding more levels as soon as I have any original ideas. :D 

Thanks.  I've got a few VR games which you can see on my Itch page.  It should just be a case of going to the page on the browser in your headset and loading them up.  There's quite a few old Speccy games that would be great in VR!

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Thanks!

That green light effect is deliberate, to make it look like an 80's CRT monitor.  And the message "we don't know where they can be found" when looking for TIno means that you can't get a statement from him since their location has not been discovered yet.    You need to ask the wife. 

I've had a look at the video.  I'm not sure what you mean though.  What's the bug you've seen?

Just done it.  Thanks for your feedback!

Yes.  I've already fixed it, I just need to do the release, probably tonight.  I'll let you know?

I've just had a look, and I'm afraid you've found a small bug.  I accidentally put "Tino Nallo" as his "lookup" name, and it searches for what you type in against that name.  So "tino", "nallo" or "tino nallo" would have matched, but not "tino di nallo".  Sorry about that!

Did it say "We have no-one of that name"?  If so, you need to ask the son about the photo.

Do you mean a translation into another language?  Probably not to be fair.  It would take me quite a while, for probably a very small audience. This game has only been downloaded 30 times as of writing. :(

Thanks a lot, hope you enjoyed it!  I might do Vera Cruz someday,  but I don't think it's the most popular genre unfortunately. :)

Nice simple but fun, although the collision detection is a bit unforgiving! Are there any other weapons?

Every time I see an episode of this, I think what a great game it would make.  Looking forward to seeing it in English.

Any chance of a Linux version? :)

Thanks for the reply, that makes sense.  I couldn't see why else the player would bother splitting their team up.  Btw, did you enjoy the game or is there any aspect you didn't like?

Two years after your suggestion, I've finally added a level editor!

Thanks a lot!  Yeah, that's probably the only way to go with a game controller. It will probably make the game even harder though!

That's very strange, since it's the last direction you moved in that determines the direction, even diagonally.  Here's a quick gif I created showing how I can shoot left and right.  Does
 this not work for you?  EDIT: It's not something daft like you've run out of ammo? :)

I'm not sure what you mean, could you go into a bit more detail?  It's possible to shoot left or right (and up and down) on the ladders, although pressing left or right for too long will mean you probably walk off the ladder.

Thanks.  Yeah, the level number doesn't need to be there, but I'm working on level 2 now, so it will find a use.

Thanks a lot for the feedback.  Hopefully not TOO hard!

Thanks.

That looks amazing.  It must have taken you ages to create all those 3D environments?

No, no podría. Lo siento.

Tommy's Crazy Adventure is great!  Immensely playable and, as with all these games, the plot and design is inspiring.

Do you have these in a model format, like .obj or .gltf?

My theory is that there's no point recreating a game and only improving the 2D graphics; they're part of the charm.  Exolon is a bit linear, but imho it makes for a good 3D shooter.

Thanks, glad you like it.

Thank for letting me know.  Unfortunately there's not much I can do about it without a Quest 3 to debug on.  They all seem to work slightly differently, the systems are so fragmented.

Thanks a glad, really glad you enjoyed it!  (If you do find any bugs, please let me know details).  And any suggestions on how to make the ladders more visible?

A great remake of the original.  Did you manage to recreate the whole game?  I created an Exolon remake myself, but got bored after doing the second level. 

This looks great, but is there no Linux version for us beardies?

Thanks, I'm really happy you enjoyed it.  I've been thinking about what games to do next in the same style.  Probably Espionage Island would make a good one next?  Although it's also crossed my mind to convert other graphics adventures as well, like Where Time Stood Still, or even Enigma Force.

Cheers! Glad you like it!

Why?

Thanks, hope you enjoy it!  I enjoyed this game a lot back in the day.  I think the fact that your men can (almost) walk across the whole battlefield in one go means the action starts straight away, with no boring "setting up".

Ooops, thanks for letting me know.  I've uploaded a fixed version just this minute.  It looks like I accidentally added it to the Windows release!

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.