It would be possible to send a savestate via email, but I do not think that would be fun. In the early game you need only one or two minutes for your turn. Would take ages to play such a game sending savefiles via email after every turn.
Was just a question, I'm always looking for people who would like to play Settle the World with me one evening ;-)
Hallo Catham, thank you for your valuable feedback. If you like you can send me a mail at: theotheoderich (at) gmx.de
Then I can send you a LHA file with the latest development version. And if you also like we can have a multiplayer test session via Steam.
Settle the World can be run using the free RetroArch Emulator. With Steam Remote Play I can invite you to a multiplayer gaming session. You do not need to install anything at your side. You only need a Steam Account (and perhaps Discord, so we can talk).
It is important to me to get a direct feedback from other players. So it would be nice to have a multiplayer session, where I can show and explain you the game.
I am located in Germany, but we can talk englisch :-)
Would be great to play the game with somebody who likes such games. Please write me an email if you are interested in having a multiplayer gaming session.
Sorry, I am not an english native speaker, so I do not know the words "meh" (bad?), "rng" and "tboi" :-( So I do not really understand what you wrote here.
I you played the game using AmigaLive then the game must not be downloaded because I gave it to them to add my game to their collection. But for a real Amiga computer you need to download the game here (and Settle the World is made for this computer system). About bugs...for sure my game still has bugs. The development of the game is far from finished ;-)
Thank you very much for the nice words. Originally I just wanted to create a simple trading game with continents, cities and ships for my 11 year old son and me..... I hope to have most of the core game elements in place in a few more months. Thanks again for this comment, I really was happy about it.
You can have a look on my tutorial video to learn how to play. And yes, the in-game help needs to be better...but was not possibly until the end of the kam.
We found charging stations, but we somehow couldn't pick up things from the ground.
It was the first time my son played a game like this and he had fun searching the levels for doors and charging stations. Please do not stop working on this game :-)
I like to play building games, but i had problems to understand this game :-/ But my 10y old son played it for 45 minutes and he seems to have fun to try everything.
It was also funny that each building only needs one piece of road.... The streets don't seem to need to be connected at all
Really good "adult" game. I love the graphics style. Forget about walking through Glasgow....work togehter with steamknight to create a city with a cyberpunk setting and make a really good "Syndicate game" ;-) I think your engine can handle it!
I really like such games, the cars look great. Unfortunately, you stop much too abruptly at the borders and sometimes you get a bit stuck. But with some polishing it could be a very great game.
Nice game, but the collision detection is not very precise. But my son like it to play, but our joystick has only one fire button....so gameplay was limited. In WinUAE it was easier. And we had a lot of fun watching the cars turn at intersections ;-)
