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Sadly no. The game requires Windows Command Prompt to run.

Hey there,

I’m not sure, honestly. I haven’t actually played this game or looked at the code in a while but I appreciate you trying it out nonetheless!

You could definitely try to change the font size in the command prompt settings and adjust the window accordingly though I’m not sure that would have the exact effect you’re looking for.

Lol it’s an original game I put together in a few days for a game jam. I consider it a romhack since it’s a game that requires a NES or NES emulator to run. Art, programming, etc all done by me except for the music which were some royalty free tracks from New8bitheroes.

Really awesome looking game. Is there a way to play without a num pad? Would love to give this a go but would rather not have to bust out another keyboard to do so.

Wow, yeah I did the form on itch, had no idea there was another one we had to do. These hosts absolutely botched this jam. Not even saying to be rude at this point, just really disappointed and it sucks that they just argue with everyone on Discord instead of accepting their screw up and learning from it.

Oh well, I’m happy I got the experience of “participating” even if I end up being disqualified in the end. Tis about the journey, not the destination… or something like that.

Thank you for checking it out! Yeah, he's a great guy. Really appreciated the shoutout.

This is my question as well. That would be quite silly if actual NES games aren’t allowed though.

Really awesome game. Had my wife and I hooked trying to win a round😂

CnD in 5,4,3,2… nah jk this seems super awesome. Definitely gonna try it out! :)

Thank you! Your work is amazing btw :D

Absolute brilliance. Unlocked 6 endings so far and it just keeps getting more and more profound. Looking forward to your future work, dev!

Thanks so much! They’re definitely a lot of fun to make :)

thank you, mate!

Appreciate it, man :)

Honestly really awesome game but it's way too easy to just spam through the whole thing. Hopefully the next update balances things a bit more.

Looks great! Will definitely give it a go :)

Had this in my collection for a few days and got around to playing it tonight. It's like World of Horror crossed with Faith and I loved it! Any plans for a second part?

10/10 for title accuracy.

Super impressive that this was made in 12 days!! Kudos to you :)

This is a really neat concept! Loving it so far :)

This looks great! Will have to see if I can tear my pals away from our current campaign to give this a go. Definitely looking forward to the adventure! :)

This looks great! Definitely will be following this.

Love the look of this! Will definitely be picking it up soon! :)

Thank you, m8. Appreciate that :)

Ooo this looks great. I love rythm games so I'll def be giving this a go! :)

Hey guys! If you have a sec, give my game Darkpath: Wanderer a try. It's a procedurally generated, endless adventure featuring all sorts of weird fantasy content. It's an early access game which is why feedback is super important to me right now. Thanks again <3

https://pavementz.itch.io/darkpath

This looks super cool! Def giving it a shot :)

You’re welcome :) any plans for future content?

I like it a lot! I'm glad you're proud of it <3

Love it! Really nice level design and the gameplay loop is engaging. Kudos to you, friend :)

Very neat! Excited to see more <3

Love it <3 Only quirk I noticed was if you're moving when the upgrade selection appears, your character keeps moving and usually ends up way out of frame. Otherwise it's great! :)

Good work, neat concept :)

Looks good! Will give it a go :)

My game Darkpath: Wanderer is an infinite, fantasy roguelite featuring ascii graphics and procedurally generated zones. It's my part-time passion project and I'm always looking for feedback so if you have a moment to give it a whirl, I'd really appreciate it! <3

Darkpath: Wanderer by pavementz (itch.io)

Darkpath: Wanderer is an endless roguelite featuring ascii graphics and procedurally generated, fantasy wackiness. It's a rebuild of an old test game I made a few years ago and never got around to publishing. Looking for any and all feedback so if you have a minute, I'd appreciate the download. Plus it's totally free! :) 

Grab it here on my dev page: https://pavementz.itch.io/darkpath