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On further testing, it copies internal to the sandboxed browser game, so while I can't copy my code out, it is then what is pasted if I go back and try to load a code. (Aka, I also have to then hand type the code back in in order to load a custom level)

And a second one, that I hope is right hahaha

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I started trying to make more levels, and despite all signs saying I can copy the level codes, it actually doesn't copy to my clipboard ;0;

I did make one level though, and manually wrote out the code so others can play it! Hopefully I copied it down right:

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I love everything about this!!!!!! I can't wait to try it out =D Thank you for letting me know, and I'm glad they were useful for you!

Ahhh, thank you for the kind words and support! I always struggle making anything that's "nature"-y, but I also always want specific vibes for those pieces, so I'm in a perpetual battle with plants hahaha

I finished mapping the whole space and then spent a very long time trying to "explore" all of the title space, and then later that day went "man... I want more levels of this" so, I'm absolutely looking forward to the full version release! Great job with it so far =D

Holy heck this game is so cool! I don't tend to like metroidvania style games because I struggle avoiding things like spikes or enemies, and so it makes them stressful. I really love how this is focused on exploring, and even though I found a way outta the map and died, it was mostly just funny because... "blind spots".

That said, I found the concept super cool, and I love the exploration aspect, and enjoyed finding different ways I could do extra movement as I went. The jumps all felt both challenging but forgiving, and every time I ended up in a spot going "oh no, did I fall and now I'm stuck down here forever?" I found more ways I could jump or found an extra path or ledge so I could keep going.

It was a fantastic experience, and the game feels incredibly well-tuned and polished!

Glad to hear it worked! I'd love to see your project when it's done, and let me know if there are other vehicle things you would like me to try and add =D

Okay, so, I thought this was a neat question, cause I hadn't even considered using the cars as player sprites. So, I did a couple tests. They work fine in top down as npcs, but I saw a couple different visual glitches when it was a player sprite. If you want to use them for player sprites, they need to be chunked on intervals of 16, so they need an extra  8 pixels on the top so they're 32x32 sprites. (They're also the wrong direction for em, so I made a version of all the cars and mopeds/motorcycle that works as player sprites for easy setup). 

I've uploaded the new sprites in the zip file. They're just labeled with "player_" in front for easy drop in. Hopefully this meets your needs, but definitely let me know if you run into any more weird issues with em!

Can confirm it also works on Edge! (I didn't have chrome installed hahaha)

It's a really fun little puzzle game!

I'm just happy if they're useful to more folks than just me =D Enjoy!

The writing is cute and and the gameplay is fun! I also like the backgrounds and sprites you used. I'm impressed andreally curious how you managed to get that tether working so cleanly!

I'm glad it was useful for you!

These are adorable! One quick question: What are the walking sprite sizes? 16x16?

Thank you! I went and snooped and all of your asset packs are absolutely gorgeous!

Hello! I haven't really looked at doing commissions. I'm currently in graduate school, so this has been much more of a downtime (or procrastination...) activity than anything else. If there's something small you're looking for, though, I'd be happy to see what I can do to help!

Hahaha, thank you! They're certainly fun to make.

I'm not sure what the license name would be in this case. You're welcome to freely use or modify them for personal or commercial non-NFT, non-hate speech work, just please don't redistribute them!

I'd love to be credited or shown if you use them for something, but it's not necessary. When I can't find assets for a project, I make my own and then try to clean them up and share them so other folk have something to use.

Yo, this is actually a really solid puzzle game! And the sound effects are fun too!

No worries! It's a convenience store chain, it's very common in both the US and Japan, but I'm not sure about anywhere else. The outside of the building is branded to look like one of their stores, but most of the set is just general convenience store items/furniture.

Thank you! I wanted a soft little convenience store for a nebulous slice-of-life narrative blob

Thank you! I wanted a soft little convenience store as a location.