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One particular mechanic I would like to play around with later is being able to encounter a really washed-up version of your character from a previously failed run (akin to a bones file from Nethack), so I suppose having sex isn't off the table. 

That being said, I don't intend to develop big, overarching features like owning a house, completing daily missions, or building a city. To me, these features sound like objectives for significant long-term meta-progression, but I'd like to keep that down to a minimum for a roguelike. I want to design RogueWeight to have value in how a player experiences a run, and not necessarily what a player expects to gain from trying to complete one.

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When you spawn on the boss floor, eat the south wall in the starting room, and it should open up a secret room with a hole like shown here:

I'm not too sure if I understand your question, but that's the largest visual size Erith can grow to

This is a pretty cool guide!

Although you'll have to thank RNGesus for the coke and mentos, not me. I think you just got really lucky with the item spawns, haha.

Yes (hopefully), but I'm probably not going to update this page specifically. I intend to make a separate game page when I get there.

I'm currently working on a few side projects, so unfortunately future development is paused for now.

I haven't been able to reproduce the glitch on my end, so I'm not too sure if I can fix it.

I've only tested out the cheat code on my computer and my phone, so I'm not too sure how to troubleshoot that. Sorry.

The pinch and konami code are the only two ways to active the cheat in-game, but the cheat toggle is saved as a boolean value under "NO_MILK_RESET" in the options.ini file (same directory as the save file), so if you're willing to do a bit more digging, I guess you could try flipping a 0 to a 1 somewhere.

This is a very nice write up! I actually didn't know how the save files were internally structured by Godot, so I enjoyed reading about your technical dive into save editing.

I definitely would like to figure out a satisfying way to incorporate size effects. Not too sure what'll come out of it, but I'm thinking about experimenting with some of the stuff you've mentioned as a starting point.

you actually found most of them, there's also a room filled with bombs and swords, and an ultra rare room filled with giant dew drops

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i'll think about it, but no promises

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oh wow, I don't think I've seen this bug before

it could be a mobile specific issue, but I'm not sure

After looking into it more today, I'm ready to say a mobile port is work in progress!

holy cow, you did a LOT

Milk bottles can occasionally* be found off the ground while exploring, and drinking milk increases chest size after sleeping.

*you can either blame RNGesus or me if you somehow didn't find any milk in your run

No guarantees, but I’ll put that on a backlog and work on it once judging is over.

I don’t have a discord server or anything like that, sorry.

I’ve posted an animated guide in the neighboring reply. Sorry about the confusion, hopefully that clears things up a bit.

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First, check that you’re playing on the latest update (I haven’t updated the browser version yet as of writing this, sorry about that)

Next,

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Once you reach the boss floor, eat any of the walls south of the room you spawned in. This should open up a secret room containing a hole leading to the first endless floor.

Spoiler Text Test Once you've reached the boss floor, eat any of the walls south of the room you spawn in. This should open up a secret room containing a hole leading to the first endless floor.

An endless mode is work in progress!

I don't post art all too often, but I do have an account on Deviantart

truthfully speaking: i forgot to uncomment a line of code