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I NEED to see the ending of this game

This game is literally just an asset flip. It's just RCC(Realistic Car Controller) from Unity's asset store and some random race track. No menu, no nothing.

Here's a video demonstrating the said sluggish camera movement. I tested this by moving my mouse quickly and then stop. The camera took noticeably longer to come to a stop(at least that's what it feels like).

The optimizations are very good but I think you should reduce the poly count for those trees. My GTX 1660 is having some noticeable slowdowns when crunching those high poly leaves. By the way, it seem like the camera movement is not tied to delta time or calculated in _physics_process because it also slows down with the FPS. You should either tie it to delta time to put the logic in _physics_process so that the camera won't have sluggish movements when FPS is low.

Footnote: the way that the game load in different levels really reminds me of Half Life(being able to go back, etc). Mind sharing how it's done?

Would it be possible to implement a sort of API that allow the app to get data like front page stuff, game info, etc. without actually loading the whole website? If I know how to make apps like Itch or know how to modify the source then I'd want to implement that.

Hey there! There is a problem on Linux where run.sh would try to execute the wrong executable(HOWWEKNOWWEREALIVE_Linux_x86.x86) instead of HWKWA_Linux_x86.x86. Pls fix.

R.I.P. random sand crawler, you will be rememberedn't.

your english is pretty okay in my opinion :D

This seems very overkill for a client app

This looks like something that will intensify my thalassophobia. Will try it out

> we're working on a patch to fix

Nice to know! By the way, I don't know if you guys intended it but the Linux release is a debug release.

Hey there! Got really interested in this game after watching a video by CodingKaiju and decided to try it out. A very great game if not for the terrible FPS, at least on Linux.

Hope I'll be able to guy this game once it comes out.