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Thanks for replying! I'm still messing around with Sidequest to try to make it work. And yes, developer mode is on.

How do I install this to Oculus? It doesn't seem to recognize that it can play it.

Thanks!

I am very interested in this, and can make games for PC, Android, and VR. Which platform(s) are these games supposed to be for?

I fell out of the map. :P

Overall, it's enjoyable. I was hoping there would be extra features, like more balls, using the lightsaber to control the direction of the lasers, or making ur own saber with the crystal color of your choice... but it's a solid Jedi training experience as-is.

Still, plz fix the drop from the map bug.

Also, do the lasers ever speed up? I am barely moving the lightsaber and can deflect most attacks.

I love these! Now I wish I could find character assets that would go along with this art.

Okay. Thanks! I can definitely work with this. I'm checking with other players to make sure nothing else needs tweaked and I'll get it done.

When a game gets zero feedback, it's hard to say what issues it has. Are there bugs in it so I can fix it? Is the game alright visually? Is there a part of it which makes it difficult to play? https://nerdzmasterz.itch.io/dangerousdairy

I will make an effort to resolve any issues ASAP.

Any plans on adding modern items to LPC? And monster features?

I set it to none as nothing really worked. Somehow it finally did the trick. Weird.

Okay... I just re-uploaded it for the unth time and now it finally takes the game? I have no idea what I did, but it's working now.

Edit: NVM, it won't load again.

I'm sorry, but the checkbox is already ticked.

I have no errors. Do you need me to send you the .zip?

I don't... The game successfully uploaded to Unity Play, even. I don't know what's going on. Now I don't know as this is my first attempt,  but do WebGL games and downloadable Windows games have to be set up as different projects? I know I wanted to run the HTML and add the downloadable file underneath it. I don't know if that would cause a problem?

I got the Better Minimal WebGL Template, selected it in the Unity Editor, and hit build. I then sent the package to a compressed folder and uploaded it. Strangely, the game will not play in WebGL? It works fine as a Windows download. Are there additional steps I can take to resolve this issue?

Thanks.

Cow Defender is a cross between action and strategy. Shoot down the invaders and protect your cows, but be warned- inflation raises prices for everything except your milk. How long can you survive?

https://nerdzmasterz.itch.io/cow-defender

Actually, I got this before I knew of the demo, and downloaded it from Itch. The only reason I say this is that the Steam version claims it doesn't allow mods, but the zip has a section for mods in the options menu.

Sorry, I don't know where else to ask. I can't get the mods to work. Not your fault, the folder TL wants to put mods in is actually inside my Steam folder instead of the game zip. Where is the mods folder in the zip file? Do I have to just create one?

Mechanics are nice. I would love a little back story on what's going on. Still, it's a nice little game, and I suspect it could be longer and turned into a full game some day.

Won't even let me play... :( Something to do with the graphics.

Wow, the controls are very unique. I like the sound FX, so spooky.

Fun little fan game. Even the easy level is hard, tho, but of course, this is a horror version of Mario.

I tried to play, but nothing happened when I went into the living room after mopping the stains.

This game has a lot of potential.

The controls don't always seem to work... Seems like it could be very interesting, tho. (Issue so far is with left-click.) I would love to see a list of all the controls for this game as well. Overall graphics seem good and it has a nice atmosphere. Any plans for adding content/updating this game?

Can't seem to open it?

Fun little game! And the dog is very helpful. I'm pretty sure I died, tho.

It's quite challenging, which is good for this sort of game.  Nice work!

Simple, yet effective story telling.

The first actual game in the tut has just been finished. I'm not releasing, but the tut series is now enough to get others started.

Just finished building the first actual game in the beginner's tutorial. Here is the end result, as well as the notice for this site, and one other which is found on the Youtube channel.

I've just started a video series on programming in Godot on my Youtube channel. It's a zero-to-hero series, and ends in releasing a game on Itch.io.

As such, I plan to release a game on this site as a demonstration, but this video demonstrates some of what the game will have and what is covered in the tut.

Feel free to follow the tutorial series to learn how to do cool things in games, and stay tuned for a horror 2D game- currently titled Maze Escape. I'll post content on how the game is going as the tutorial series is developed.

Thanks again. I just like to ask before I act.

Hello. I am doing a youtube video series on building games for beginners. As such, these people may not have any assets, and don't even know where to even start in the game development world for selling their work. Therefore, I came to ask if I could mention itch.io for assets and selling games on it- and offer a link so they can reach this site?

Thank you.

Very cool. Unsure on what certain buttons do, I'll have to look for a tut on this, but still cool. The AI really learns fast. It's also nice that you can watch how the AI processes things by viewing its thinking.