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A fun, expansive lil arcade game! Love the character and vibes, the ghosts were a bit tricky but I enjoyed the bite of gameplay there was! Just wish there was more- and not just belly ;) 

Still being worked on for a bigger release, I hope? 
-Vellum

Very cute! Good stuff here, can't wait for more ;) 

The asset alliance packs are delightful, love them! I hope there's more to come soon. 

Super duper useful, thanks!!

Thanks! I'm gonna need it haha

Of course!
I'm tryin to make an inflatable point n click myself, and am finding it both easier than expected and oddly infuriating lol.

This is such a great concept and lovely art too! :D 
As a fellow c3 dev and lover of big bellies, it's so neat to see someone using the engine for this! I can only dream of something this good. 

Yay!! Glad there's a way to enjoy sandbox, cause the game's harder modes are a tad too much for me. Hooray for milky boobies!! Think we'll get some belly expansion later, or in another game? 

This looks delicious! Curious, any cum-inflation/belly growth in this one? Looks tailor made for it, but I don't wanna assume either :)
Cheers!

Absolutely delightful game, with a bellyful theme, adorable characters, and some fun puzzly combat! The bellydancers are tough nuts to crack, but overall I found the enemies fair and delightfully varied! Lovely work :D

Woohoo!! Congrats :D I can't wait to see more from you and Jane's expansive tests!

Looks adorable! Any idea if I could use this in Godot as is?

Dope!! Thanks a bunch sir :D I shall!

Absolutely loved this! A genuinely fun, inventive, and humorous point-n-click with delightful round lasses. I love Bellagarth's whole vibe, and several of the fail-states and endings made me bust a gut :D
Too thickety for a rickety ladder was genius.
If one wanted to contact you or the sprite artist somewhere and say hello/inquire about a collab, where might one do so?

Ahh cool! So it's just bits resized from other art you've done, neat! I really like the style, its detailed but still cute!

Cool stuff!
Curious, where'd you find the image for the Pack Icon? Looks like a cool RPG but I have no clue what game it's from.

It worked, omg, thank you!! I'm pretty new at this sorta functionality, and wasn't sure what to put where haha. Thank you very much Casper- you're a friendly ghost for sure.

Added this and a few other plugins to Maker, but I'm rather lost as to how to actually bring the Bestiary into being in the menu? I tried pasting the command into the Menu parameters but I've yet to make it work. There a tutorial for this somewhere?

This is a freakin Godsend. Thank you!!

These are super sweet!!

These are fantastic!! Like, not just for videogame music, but just in general too.
Rock and Stone!

Great stuff, thank you!!

This is brilliant, and absurdly handy. Easy to use too! 
Thank you.

A delightful adventure with cute graphics, solid platforming, and fun environments/enemies! I'd happily buy an expanded version of this on a console. 

Fantastic! Thank you!

Great, emotional journey. Cool secrets and ideas!

Gorgeous!

Super cool! This project is really similar to what I hope to make in Gdevelop, or somehow else. 

Thanks a bunch Luyren! I'm excited to try these out!

This looks awesomely helpful! 
I have no idea if this is even the right question, but- will the basic behaviors work with any enemy regardless of animations and such? Like, the same stuff that tells a basic slime to move and munch will also apply to a larger, more complex foe? I am also struggling to find a way to convert rar to PNG- is there any way to download the PNGs so Stencyl can understand them? 

Thanks a ton for your response! :) 
Once I actually learn the system better, I'll try and make a "Samus Screen" type thing. I'm currently pretty new to all this stuff, but I'm finding Stencyl to be pretty intuitive most of the time, and its nice to hear the kinda game I want to make is doable with the program. I have loads of ideas, but very little idea of how to actually implement them- so it's refreshing to hear someone express confidence in a much simpler engine like this. 

This is super cool! I had no idea someone could create and share an entire system like this, and this lends credence to Stencyl being what I might go with for my own metroidvania. 
If I may ask a few questions, I'm curious if the engine can handle something with the scope/size of Metroid Zero Mission? 
And is it possible to design an inventory system that could be switched over from this screen? 
Thanks!!

This is super awesome, thank you!

That's cool! Thank you for the reply! :) 

This looks super cool! 
I too am hoping to make a metroidvania in a similar vein, and it's good to hear Godot is relatively easy to use. I have no idea what I'm doing, but I'm trying to learn!

This is literally exactly what I was hoping to find, thank you so much!! 

This is an absolutely charming game, with cute graphics and solid mechanics! :) I can't wait to purchase this someday! 
May I ask what game engine you used to make this? 

Cute lil game and nicely made! The concept is immediately interesting and mechanics are quick to grasp, hard to master. I like it! 

This is awesome! I'm gonna try and use this for a title screen in my metroidvania! And maybe sweet background tiles as well, if I can figure out how.