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Why would someone pay money to "play" a solitaire game that only shuffles and deals but won't let you actually play? I don't think it's as intuitive as you're suggesting that these bits of code are intended for recreation, but I very much appreciate your response and I agree that adding context to the page was a good idea.

Thanks for your response! (I definitely would have assumed these were code samples intended for reuse since they don't sound particularly playable.)

Sorry for commenting on a random post—I can't figure out how to post a comment on your blog or send a PM (I'm on mobile but using workstation version of the website).

I wanted to ask about the copyright/left licensing of your prototypes. I'm curious, but not going to make a purchase when I don't know whether or not I have legal permission to use them, and in what ways. (You should probably put that information on the page, but maybe I missed it.)

There are free games in the catalog, though.

Yay!

"I suggest that you follow it on F95, Furaffinity or twatter"

A link to any of these would be most welcome.

Will this be on Catalog?

Is this game (or will it be on) Catalog?

The Playdate console is not a GameBoy knock-off, and this game was not designed by the company that makes Playdate. The author of this game doesn't get any money when Playdates are sold.

You do know other handheld consoles exist, don't you?

Will this be something I can purchase from the catalog?

This is a neat little game. Thanks for making it.

This is really good so far.

One critique: there are plenty of places I'd have loved a "Wait" option so I didn't need to do busywork like picking up and dropping items or exiting and entering places just to have cooldowns finish. You might also want to allow a way to use a partial charge of something to "top off" the resource; an easy way to do this is to allow you to right-click a resource to force the pc to consume it (if possible).

I don't see how to export. Is it "save to console"? Nothing happens.

(seriously though, it's a good game)

It's a browser thing, I think. I get that problem on side monitors in Chrome.

I am incredibly disappointed that for your Squares game you didn't use a Hilbert curve for the ordering of square progression.

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The pricing on this is absolute genius, although I'm not sure what the girls are supposed to measure (unless we're talking special girls like me).

Time to pay my $7. (Maybe $7.50 if I really feel up to it, but that might be stretching things a bit.) Is there a surcharge for being a 36D?