Thanks so much for this! I usually use my iPhone as a pomo timer but I'd prefer not to. I always keep my Playdate propped up in the groove at the top of my keyboard as a clock (and because it looks nice). I was messing around with it today and was about to make a pomo timer for the Playdate but had the foresight to google it first and found yours. Really well made. Nice work and thank you!
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Bits of GDScript from my current project - hopefully they're useful to you too!
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itch.io Community » General » Release Announcements · Created a new topic Lazy Thief - Back from the Dead
In the interest of preserving games that died when Flash took its long nap, Lazy Thief has been brought back to life! It's a physic-puzzler in the style of early iOS games and classic Flash titles (grid of levels, get all the stars, etc). It's meant to be something you can play through in an hour or two, unless you get sucked into getting ALL the stars. I've been there, don't sweat it - you're not alone.
Lazy Thief tasks you with throwing rocks, bouncy balls, and ninja stars (for cutting ropes) at colored gems in an attempt to drop them on to corresponding colored blocks. Once you get all the gems onto the right blocks - A WINNER IS YOU! This game is completely free on desktop as it has always been, though the mobile versions (if that's your bag) contain a few ads with a 99 cent removal fee.
Anyhow, it was a fun project that I chipped away at so many years ago and it's really nice to be able to preserve it :) I don't mean to spam the forums with my self-promotion, just following the advice of the email itch sent me :P Thanks for reading!
Lazy Thief on itch.io: https://baconandgames.itch.io/lazy-thief