This is the exact reason why some developers would provide a software rendered (no HW acceleration) fallback executable for their program. Not complaining, just saying.
Fun MSX2 game. Replay value is great when there is an incentive to get a higher score. My only complaint would be the player getting lost after getting a scrap in a planet, but this is only a minor inconvenience.
Relatively decent quality when you looked at the jam's submissions back then :).
I remember my game's (Package) source code, it was absolutely horrible. When tasked with how detecting individual boxes' collision with each other, I resorted to MANUALLY detecting them (e.g. if box1 colliding with box2, box1 colliding with box3, etc.).
It was a pain - and to this day I laugh at the fact I could've just used 2 for loops to do that. But it was my first game and I'm proud of it. You should be proud of this game too - don't call it low quality :)
Seems like a cool game. But fell into the naive trap of being dependent on a shared library, which is not very portable for those in Linux based systems. xD
Ah, I see - I get that. IMO it might be better since your engine would get popularity and that would introduce contributions from other people, which is a win-win. P.S. it being public domain is very cool of you OP.
Well, LIKO-12 is just another fantasy console that's inspired by PICO-8. This isn't to say it's merely a 'copy' of PICO-8. The API can be seen as different. Unlike PICO-8 (which is proprietary and costs money), LIKO-12 is free and open source - which is great because it lets people to learn from the code and 'hack' it themselves. (This is similar to TIC-80, but LIKO-12 might be simpler.)
Simple, but incredibly fun game. The creator is an amazing person for making it open source - meaning you could compile your own modded version of the game and play it (not sure if you can distribute it, tho - there's no license file).
It's sad, honestly. It's released in 2018, and yet, I *might* be the second person ever to enjoy and appreciate this beautiful little game. The first one being the developer themselves.
A short, simple - but unique piece of art. Loved the music, btw.
Edit: Nvm, game is played and appreciated by people before I did 3 years ago. It's a submission to a game jam.
I'm pretty glad that I played this game before it went "dead." It seems like I'm receiving less bottles now. Unlike 2 years ago (I think) when I received more bottles. It was such a cool concept of a game - and I loved the messages. Definitely has a place in my heart.
oh, I probably said 'Clay' because the author of this game is called Dream Team. and Dream's a popular Minecraft streamer/youtuber, and his real name is Clay. puzzle solved too ez