Hello, WayForwardKalius. You are probably unexperienced, so I will try to explain it to you. Asking the developer for the source code of the game is at the very least not polite. You should also know that using textures from other games has serious consequences. The developer can easily remove your game from public sites, or even worse - sue you. I just wanted to warn you, because once in my childhood, when I created my first game, I did not know all this, and I got into serious trouble.
If you want to start making games, achieve this with your own efforts, and not the efforts of other developers. Try to create unique and fun games! Good luck to you!
There are no viruses in my games. Antiviruses detect every game that was created on a Clickteam fusion 2.5 engine as a virus. The cause is - sadly, there are a lot of viruses that were written on this engine. That's why every antivirus is now labeling any Clickteam fusion 2.5 software as a virus. Do not worry, my games do not contain any viruses.
Hi there! Yup, it is a false positive. For some reason, all Clickteam games are marked as viruses. The possible cause can be the fact that Clickteam fusion wraps the game as a package, and not as an actual .exe file. Also, this game creates files on your computer, and generates system messages. This can be the cause too. To remove this false positive, I would need to write a letter to all of the antivirus companies to review it manually.
If you've got the ANGER ending in MrTomatoS, he will have the control over the MsLemonS too. But if you reset Mr.TomatoS, you would be able to play both games.
unfortunately I don't have much time for a thing like this, because I'm currently working on a 3rd game, which will be posted on steam, and hopefully on Google play store and Apple store
