Hi. Thanks for giving it a try again! I just checked locally, and there is indeed a deps/local-projects/ directory, however it's empty, so it has not been uploaded to Git. If you like you could try to mkdir ...path.../wizkeep/deps/local-projects and give it another try. If it still doesn't work I'm not sure if I can help any more than that unfortunately.
I added some further instructions on how to compile and run the game in a comment on the game's page https://dirtdog.itch.io/wizards-keep (I uploaded the dependencies to the Codeberg repo and slightly updated the init.lisp script to also load those dependencies, as such this is to be considered as done "after the deadline"). The most up to date version can be retrieved from the Codeberg repo: https://codeberg.org/dirtdog/wizkeep
Thanks for the comment. Glad you enjoyed it. I had so many neat little ideas that I didn't have time for sadly. Also the game is quite buggy as I was really rushing towards the end. I don't think I'll continue working on the project, but maybe use it as inspiration for something else. Either way thanks for pointing out that error.
Hello there. I was rushing to hand in before the deadline, so unfortunately didn't get the time to publish a build without needing some steps to get everything setup.
I spent some time to make a "bundle" which included the dependencies, but itch won't let me edit the game page as the voting for the game jam is still open.
Frankly, I don't think the game is that great as I didn't reach a lot of my goals for the game jam. If you still want to give it a try, you can download the source code including bundled dependencies from the following URL: https://codeberg.org/dirtdog/wizkeep/archive/main.zip
You will still need to install at least the dependencies "sbcl", "libsdl2", "libsdl2-image". For example, if you are using Ubuntu, I think you can install them with the following command:
sudo apt install libsdl2 libsdl2-image-dev sbcl
Otherwise, install with the package manager of your distribution or follow instructions in the following links:
