Nah, buddy, I'd rather become a reseller, buy an old car with my savings, fix it up, and sell it for a higher price. Because sometimes loans are even worse than gambling away your salary at the casino.
Visceral Vegas is a project where kids get really excited when you play with someone else's liver, brains, or heart. Make a kid happy, put your brains to the test, and maybe you'll win two guts at once! After all, you can make sausage in guts...
It's something interesting, like "cover the cards based on the dice that roll." I have a vague impression that it's one of those old children's yard games or board games, but I'm too old to remember. What inspired it or did you use it as a reference?
The project feels like it's been mastered. The gameplay is engaging, there's a challenge, there are dice, and there's a price for those dice (I never thought I'd mind getting a double, heh). It could be developed into something good for Steam, like Bit Blaster once was
Dude, you're a huge success for getting started and being brave enough to publish!
If you want to brush up on your understanding of the engine and how to make games with it, I recommend searching for examples on GitHub, downloading them, and studying them. For example, based on your project, you could start with this: https://github.com/sjvnnings/godot-game-feel-projects
We thought it would be interesting to try literally "paying" for dice rolls, but instead chosing... robot hostages (hello, Terminator) as the currency.
We gave it a try, thanks so much for the feedback!
