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this seems ilke a no-brainer

I feel like that's what's on everyone's mind. 

Outside of industry connections, there's a void where people choose between commercial or artistic intent/integrity. 

This is a good place to do it, but in terms of being reviewed by a certain publication it's harder to do. 

I'd suggest getting close and comfy with gaming forums, but I am also new, so-yeah...

followed. thanks for posting the result.

I didn't know it was possible, yet here it is. 

Between the writing, design, and gameplay mechanics there's just too much fun to be had. 

Electro-Mechnician by Rad Codex

Electro-Mechinician sounds like a good fit.

This game is really addictive and fun. The touches in design choices...the sound...the visuals. It's all very appealing. I want to just keep playing and find someone to high score the game with. 

I had to ask myself "is that pitfall?". Such brilliant attention to detail. It far exceeded my expectations and it's everything I wish for in video games. 

L-O-V-E.

this game looks amazing. 

I'm absolutely obsessed with how the title is said the start of the game.

Mason Lynroth released Hylics 

thecatamites released Space Funeral 

ponnet released Super Lesbian Animals RPG 

i guess, it depends on what you mean by fame. Since in most instances the games rarely reach publications outside the genre but reach a status of notoriety among fans. Moreso, as a niche than an established rich enterprise.  

thanks for clarifying. I also have no time to play.

the bandwagon will be repaired using AI. 

But in all seriousness, an absolute ban? Would you ban wheelchair access too? It's a tool. 

...And yeah "art" in video-games. go figure. 

too famous. It's hard to get a word in edgewise when people flock and frolic at your every whim. 

As per the reason behind it, I doubt it's justified. 

this looks amazing! 

colorful, playful and lively. 

Man, this takes me to a whole other realm.

Looks fun! Can't wait!

this looks really fun and creative

dream-like

my dear social class 

I love reading whatever is updated on this project. It makes my day knowing I get a little slice of this unique project. 

Really hard to get used to, but an absolute gem to master. SO much fun and captivating.

hey fun fact, today I made a playable demo after scrapping the dev logs, because I'm an unpredictable perfectionist. BUT if you want to KNOW, I've made a demo public that can grant a concept of what I am making. It's hard to phrase. It's really an experience. It's really a game. It's really something determined by gameplay. There's more to come.

I post developer logs, but it's kind of hard to talk about without giving it away. 

This game looks incredibly fun. I wish you these kind words as support. I appreciate what you do. It means a lot. 

I'm working on video games, same as others on this website.

So, I'm a bit burned out and rushing through things that leads to frustration. But I'm taking a step back and trying to relax. My goal is to have my first video game done by the end of this month. (This time last year I was nowhere near as on point as I am right now I just suck at pacing myself) hyuk hyuk hyuk 

Well, the game looks beautiful. Even the site has an immersive background. The colors are graded with the game's aesthetic. You're pretty much a natural at this.

Let me know. 

I have similar prospects.

"Place the required assets in the appropriate directories? "

What ?!?! Could you add a YouTube tutorial? 

Well, it's a fun game that my PC can run. Except, I got stuck. Maybe it's due to inexperience in the genre, but I couldn't make sense of the unknown tasks that prompt after attaining the beaver critter. 

Apart from that, everything works fine. The critters are cute. I care for them. The game makes good on the promise of a peaceful setting with a relaxing environment.  The UI is simple. The music. The settings. It all works really well together. It sticks out from the rest of the games on the site. Solid. 

Generally speaking.

JOIN GOG OR DRM

I suppose that settles it. 

Hire your younger nieces and nephews to play test your game. 

But in all seriousness, so long as it's not a patch and the game is fun to play, I don't see it being too big an issue. Outside of baiting your fanbase of a release date.

Yeah, my page has a bunch of recommendations. That is, until I post the games of my own,

 Check it out. 

Welcome.  Block fighter 298

Funny enough, it's a game you can find right on this website. 

emily is away by kyleseeley23

I owned this game on steam a couple of years back, and it fits your criteria. It simulates a GUI and it's a choose your own adventure game. You piece together a failed relationship. It hits right in the feels rather than the goosebumps.

Under DASHBOARD. 

You can string development logs and post outside of the general thread(s). 

Under DEVELOPER LOGS

You can find other people's progress, get some ideas, comment, share, the whole thing. 

Focus. Concentrate. Never compare yourself. 

Basic advice really. Don't rush. 

" Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat. "

When you know exactly what you want to write, all you need to do afterwards is perfect it. Make decisions and don't doubt yourself. Question yourself but never doubt it. Work to solve the questions you make for yourself. They're all creative decisions, after all. 

I feel that. It's like the brain gets clogged and nothing can manifest.  It's a constant threat that looms in the background. But taking some time-off is sound advice.  Take a walk, exercise, cook, clean, listen to music, dance-anything! In order to direct attention away from what your brain is constantly clamoring for. 

TLDR: Make your intention clear. 

welp, that's the trade-off with creative and commercial success. Sometimes there's a sweet spot between what you want to say and what others want to hear. But most of the time...it's a treacherous forest.  But worry not for there is people who you can engage with, game jams, groups, channels, all sorts of people in places living loving and learning.

quality content

Double Hello

I'm telling all my neighbors then.

Well, I ALMOST beat the game. 

I ran into some frame-rate issues, but I think that's because of my current hardware. As is, the game was a lot of fun. I thought the music and environments kept me totally immersed. Being a gun threw me off though, I was not expecting that! Something else unexpected I DID enjoy a lot was the gun's kickback. It felt really responsive and switching between weapons was seamless. 

MAYBE toning down the difficulty would help. I can't count how many times, I was fighting off enemies like a hungry dog for the extra ammo and health. 

Overall, magnificent work.

Hey this game is super relaxing and fun! 

I was immediately caught off guard by the music which is really soothing and disarming. 

I settled for a sorrow faced, t shirt wearing, boots wearing, leaflet type stick figure. 

And I can kind of guess that there's a mermaid somewhere in the mix of combinations, but the rest are hard to tell.