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Looks cool! I hadn’t heard of this game - thanks for the heads up, I’ll give it a play 

Hi CrypticSmoke, first of all thanks so much for the kind feedback - I'm glad you're enjoying the atmosphere. I really wanted to capture a certain feeling with the game, even if the sprite work is only partially complete. 

Thanks for letting me know about this bug and I'm sorry about this. It is well received and I am working on a fix today. I have implemented a number of other feature requests and bug fixes from the community, so please except a patched version very shortly. Thanks for your patience! It is a big sprawling code base now with many deeply nested systems so unfortunately a bug or two is expected, even if it sucks. 

Tim

Just to say I'm so grateful for your feedback - thank you so much again. It's now all in the major update I've just released. The game is brand new basically - I hope you get a kick out of it 

Hey, just wheeling back to your comment - thanks again for the encouraging words! Good news is that I've just released a mega updated version with download builds across platforms (but no phone yet sorry!!!). I hope you enjoy!! 

hey thanks so much! I’m actually remaking it and will release in the coming months so hopefully it’s more balanced and fun! 

P.S. please leave a review if you have the time and capacity! I hope that others can enjoy it too but it's hard to get visibility

Hey @SunnyWardGames, thank you so much for the feedback - I really appreciate that! I'm glad you enjoyed the game. It's so amazing to me that I can make a little world and others can enjoy it and discover all this stuff I never thought of or imagined. I will be doing a big update on the game today so I will put your feedback into it! Thank you so much and I would be super grateful for a rating if you have the time or capacity.

awesome to hear that and thank you for letting me know about the graphics issues

hey, thanks so much, I appreciate that! Thanks also for the feedback. Sorry about the readability issues - it has a few teething issues. I’ve uploaded a new version with hopefully a fix for the text size. Is that any better on your mobile device? 

oh hey, thanks so much Jose! Even on holidays I can’t get away from some ascii fun. I hope your little one has fun! 

Hi JMP, first of all I'm so sorry I didn't see your message until now! I had quite a few notifications and somehow lost this in the mix. This may be a bug with the Linux version - I'm sorry about that. The good news is that I've completely rewritten the game in Gamemaker and I hope that such issues will be resolved. I will be posting an update very soon - once again, sorry about the issue - that would be frustrating! 

Oh thanks so much @2DKiri! I hope you enjoyed it, despite how mundane and maybe even existentially questionable the gameplay loop is (and the UI - sorry!). It was fun to make and I lost a lot of sleep last week. Thanks for your message! 

After a long day's work, I enjoyed every second of the 17 seconds it took for me to watch and win this game. You won! It Tok 1976 flips! $24284.36. Love the colours too - can't get enough of the PICO-8 palette. great job 

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!! 

Hey, the web version is working now. I hope you enjoy 

Oh hey thanks so much for playing!! It was fun to make - it's basically just riffing off the kind of stuff I fight against in my day job :-). Likewise, I really enjoyed Detritus. Super amount of polish for a 7 day game jam - the palette is on point and the gameplay felt smooth and balanced. Love the parallax effect too. Would love to see how this develops. 

Thanks - I tried so hard to get it to compile to html5 but I suspect the code and assets are just too complex. It compiled without errors but every way I tried ended up with a blank screen and the first sound effect lagging on repeat... hopefully I can get it working soon, and thanks for your interest in the game and patience! 

Thank you! For anyone else reading this using Gamemaker, the trick is to use the Godot template included in this asset pack and manually select the right tile positions in the autotialing setup in Gamemaker.

Hi Ditharts, I'm trying to get this working in Gamemaker. Do you have names for the tiles? I am trying to figure out how to connect the walls together procedurally and having a difficult time. In particular, I'm looking for the 16 wall tiles used for autotiling based on bitmasking. Thanks.