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That would help a lot. It's exactly how I expected it to work actually. I actually really like the grid-based movement, btw. Honestly, not very far. I started a few very quick, casual plays. Went in the castle once, the inns once, to the left once and to the right twice. (In the exact opposite order...

These are gorgeous, one of my most anticipated games.

Is there a way to change facing direction without moving?

Excited for it. I love the genres.

https://chipjockey.bandcamp.com/album/g ... ean-up-ost

I should have posted this a while back, but Chip Jockey released an album of the game music, including a (very good) track not in the competition build.

Thank you. A lot of great games this year. I'm happy to see Super Homebrew War buck the "multiplayer games don't get any love" trend of past years as well.

This is awesome. Love the animations and variety.

I've been loving this game so much. I especially like how not all areas come up in every run. I haven't been this engrossed in a game for a long time.

Ah. Thanks for the quick answer.

How are we assessing for the multiplayer award? Am I overlooking something in the spreadsheet?

Judging sheets look excellent. Thanks for that extra work.

This is already available as a built-in Lua script (based on tepples' image on the wiki), but it's definitely not "easy" to discover - I wouldn't be surprised if I'm the only one who knows about it. Maybe a shortcut key to switch between "overscan on", "overscan off" and "show safe regions overlay"...

Thanks for checking it. I got your twitter message as well. Łukasz mentioned being aware of the Credits glitch but just not having time to fix it prior to submission. We spent the last week or so frantically compressing things while also adding other things. I'll either let Łukasz post about the var...

I was just coming to post that. Combining your efforts would be better than competing with each other: https://retrobrews.itch.io/

Conversation from the Grunio thread: The row of garbage pixels at the top is intentional, and is in all of the games we've made so far. We render our picture starting one row of pixels lower. I'll have to let Łukasz chime in on the specifics, but from what I recall, it makes sprite drawing more conv...