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Hey Man-o-Valor,

This game is so good! What a cool take on chess and vampire-survivor mechanics. The art, sound and music all worked well together and gameplay felt strategic and fun. There does seem to be some bugs with some power-ups. The muddy one completely froze the bishops and queens, they wouldn't move or attack. I also killed everything on screen but the game wouldn't progress (perhaps an enemy stuck off screen). I may have just understood wrong but the non-pawn moving to adjacent tile power-up didn't work the way I thought it would and lost a run. Is it that they can't move to tiles next to them? But I guess they can still attack. Anywho, those little bugs aside I had a really great time playing this and would be excited to see this polished up into a full game!

I streamed my playthrough of the game (the video has chapters). Check it out:

I have created a Discord as a space for game devs to talk about their experiences and share their games. Would love to have you join!

https://discord.gg/TWHwqQuRrx

That powerup means that the pieces that aren't pawns will not end their turn next to your space. Same for the wards powerup, where they will try not to move into the space next to a flame, but they'll still move onto your space if they can take your piece in that move.

Thanks for the feedback, though! :)

Oh that makes much more sense! I figured I just was misunderstanding. Thanks for clearing that up!

No problem! :)

Thanks for the feedback! Only a few people have encountered the rare softlock bug, and unfortunately I can't fix it. If I'd had a few more days I would have worked more on the clarity of those deterring upgrades. Not sure why Muddy bugged though, that exact issue was patched yesterday and no one mentioned it since.

Ah yeah I checked your footage from yesterday so that issue with the Muddy card is fixed now

Another detail I'd like to point out that you probably didn't notice what that RLS was made in the kids' block programming language Scratch (out of spite and for fun) :)

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That's incredible!