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Thank you! Just curious though, what about using a ps2 keyboard makes the game hard to play?

I don't know why the images are there, I don't remember putting them there a

Thank you so much!

I've participated in a couple of gamejams before and its always pretty fun. The more times you do it, the more you know what to prioritize.

Thank you! You can get the cartrige here: https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?pid=140922#p

I recommend playing on casual on the miyoo mini because its a lot harder to be precise in the little dpad (I tested it). I find it more enjoyable that way.

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

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I made a post with the code to the effect here https://tomyatemo.itch.io/touch-light/devlog/674460/how-to-make-the-bloom-effect.

Have fun!

Try moving diagonally!

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Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad you liked it.

For the game being easier, that's the reason I implemented the casual difficulty option. Maybe I should have named the other one "challenge" instead of "intended". I may change it after the game jam ends.

Hi! Thank you for your feedbadk!

I made moving fast the default and only told the player in level 15 about the slow down feature as I wanted them to not use it until then, because of what you described. I would remove it from the page's controls but I don't want to because of transparency.

Also yeah! Level 7 has a pretty smart solution in plain sight.

EDIT: Also for the floral patterns, I used to make and study tweetcarts on twitter. One of them had a very similar effect to this, but I couldn't find it (it was posted a couple of years ago).

Around 30-40 hours I think. I spent the first 10 hours working on a prototype I didn't ended up liking and started from scratch around day 3. I'm pretty happy with what I came up with on the days left.

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Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!

Thank you for playing! And yeah, moving diagonally helps saving water

Pico8 uses the Lua programming language, personally I don't know a lot of languages similar to lua. The closest thing I can think of is python.

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It's not that hard really, its very good for making simple ideas without advanced physics and stuff (you have to code those if you want to use them). Personally I love the restrictions.

Really cool game! I got enough money for the auto-attack upgrade just as my hand was getting tired from clicking. Perfect timing!

Thank you so much!

Thank you for the feedback! I thought of introducing the slow feature sooner, but I didn't want it to do it too soon as I didn't want players using it too much and making the game feel too long.

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Thank you! Im glad you liked it

thank youu!

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Thank you so much! I got the idea of the floral patterns from a pico8 tweetcart I saw a couple years back that had a similar effect.

I couldn't find it though, twitter is horrible for finding stuff.

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THE SPRITES ARE SO CUUUUTE!! LOVE IT

Thank you so much for the feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Yep, maybe sometime on the weekend.

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Thank you for playing! I'm trying some stuff to help with the precision issue.

Really cool game! I love what you did with the vines.