Hey there, great game! I even bought the physical version from your Etsy store, though I managed to get this error message after going back to the game after putting my analogue Pocket in sleep mode.
Now I remember that I own a Flip Grip, and I need to remember which way you turn the Switch in order for it to fit into the Flip Grip. I need to go find it and find out.
I did notice that the screen rotation is now the other way round this time, but good thing I have a monitor arm that can turn in both directions, as my previous monitor only turns one direction at 90 degrees.
OK, I doubted my monitor, but I then remembered the Alt+Enter combo to switch between windowed and full screen mode. I tried it out again, and scanlines still don't work in tate mode for some reason.
I'll have to look into that. Admittedly I'm using a 1080p 144hz flat panel, so maybe it might be an issue with resolution and my monitor stretching out the play window in tate mode.
Fantastic game! Though I will admit that it needs a few tweaks such as an alarm when when your health gets low and a cowboy death animation. But for a game made in 2 weeks, this is great! I hope to see a newer version/sequel of this game in the future! :D
This is a great game, I love the fact that it's almost, Joust the Platformer! :D Thing is, do the save pads actually save the game? It's because each time I go back to the game I start from the beginning again.
Ah ha, I wondered what the "effect" was. I thought there were power-ups you collect later on as you ascend the tables. I've tried it out, and it curves the ball in the opposite direction that I move the paddle.
Awesome game, but I wish there were a better way to control the ball. In your typical break-out and pong games, you can change the ball's trajectory by making the ball land on different parts of the paddle. if the ball lands on the very centre of the paddle, the ball bounces straight up, but if it is to the sides of the paddle, you can then change the angle and make the ball go where you want it to.
Don't get me wrong, it's a great game, but it does need a little polish.
I downloaded the demo, and when I run the game it pops up with an error that says "Failed to load library sdl.hdll," but sdl.hdll is there in the same directory as the demo executable.
I got this game through the Ukraine Bundle. Awesome game! I love it's mix of Speed running and looking a bit like New Zealand Story. Any chance of a Linux version in the future?
Nah, I don't need a refund. I have x86 machines I can run the game on. It's just that I've been doing little projects where I build little arcade cabs with Raspberry Pis inside, and I thought I would try Mixolumia, seeing as there's a Pico-8 version, but I totally forgot that the Raspberry Pi is ARM-based and not x86 based.
Maybe there's an embedded Linux system out there that uses x86?
