Open-world followup to Chesslike: Adventures in Chess. Join Fayette on their journey for justice across the realm. 路 By
Hey there, thanks for playing! I'm curious about the bugs you may have run into. There is one known issue that can occur after dialog if you happen to spam click or type through it. Does that sound like it may have been the case?
And I agree with your assessment, definitely not a roguelike. Really more of a Chess-like. 馃榿 But I see how people might make the mistake, seeing how everything is labeled a roguelike these days.
Anyway, love hearing feedback. I hope you try again soon. We have lots more in the works.
I was playing the version on https://chesslike.net/ . If that's not the most recent version tell me. Anyway, I didn't spam click through dialogue, but I had several issues elsewhere. The first was going back upstairs during the intro led to a permanent black screen that requires restarting the game. The next issue I recall was the control interface never returned after trying to enter the castle too early when the party requirements dialogue popped up, but that could be fixed by returning to the main menu. Other things like that occurred at other times. The one that did me in though was after completely the "battle" with Bishoff where you put out the campfire. It just seemed the trigger for the next battle was never enabled, so nothing could be done except exploring the big, empty world from there one.
AH! Thanks for the info. The first few are ones we definitely need to clean up, so thank you for your notes. The last one, not having anything to do after the Bishoff battle is actually because you've hit the end of our completed content (so far). We'll be implementing a dialog box that will be more explicit about this. But please feel free to check back again. We're pushing updates out multiple times a week. So definitely more to come shortly.
If you REALLY want to stay up-to-date with the goings on and updates for Chesslike, you can join our discord: discord.gg/Pxhnkf2KBH . We'd love to have you. People like you have been very important in shaping the future of the game. So thank you so much.
