Hi
Thank you, yeah TIC-80 is great, quite capable of making great little games and ideal for jams as dev is quick and builds are simple to do do.
I am working on a new version which will include a armour power up overcome the issue you had.
Brian...
Hi Yang
Thank you for letting me know, I have updated the page to include a download of the .tic file which contains the source & all the assets is that OK or should I also extract the source code in to a text file too.
I can't see a way to edit the submission to add the link to the .tic download https://191brian.itch.io/after-death/purchase
Is there a way to edit the submission or away to remove it and then add it back.
Brian ...
Great quirky graphics remined me if of Terry Gilliam's style he used for Monty Python. Nice touches with the folding notes and the people on the notes eyes being animated.
The animation was nice and smooth and fitted the theme perfectly.
Not being American it took a moment to recognise wich coin was which.
Brian ...
Hi Kouda Ha
Thanks for trying it out, when looking for sounds I almost picked a squelching sound for the moles lo. Your reaction to dealing with the moles was exactly what I hoped for! ;-)
QB64 is great if you want to build from the ground up, it has a small helpful and friendly community on the forum and responsive developers.
Brian ...
Hi Neopolis
Thanks for the advice, I am new to writing games and I am not a gamer. (Prefer coding to gaming)
So I should give clues at the start of the game then feedback in game when they use the wrong tool/asset. Should the in game feedback reduce over time?
I have ideas for levels with new maps and tasks to add after the after voting on the Jam ends.
Thanks again for taking the time to comment.
Brian ...