I don’t think anyone will be able to give you general tips that actually help. You should find someone willing to edit you. That’s the best way to improve at writing.
I don’t think anyone will be able to give you general tips that actually help. You should find someone willing to edit you. That’s the best way to improve at writing.
I’m now picturing lawyers aggressively humming at their hands.
You expect me to READ!? The audacity! 😤
I’m from west coast USA and I’ve also never heard of this.
You can also get a jar of bees! Thanks for the kind words. :)
Thanks for the kind words. Means a lot for an unknown solo dev like myself. 🙏
It doesn’t, but it does have a pig-based sliding puzzle. 🐖 i posted the demo on the comment you replied to if you’re curious.
Thanks for the interest! I only have a short demo and trailer up so far but would love to hear what you think. 😄
Well, I’m making one so i guess i can’t say they suck. I do feel like a lot of them aren’t great games, though. As in, they create a good vibe but they often lack solid gameplay. I think the writing in some I’ve played leans far too much into awkward and insecure characterizations too, and that gets tiring for me quickly. I’m trying to avoid those pitfalls in mine.
Maybe it’s not zooming in. Maybe the atoms of the cucumber are getting bigger! 😏
Apparently the firm who designed it also be designed the Burj Kalifa in Dubai
Does this article read like a gpt summary of a video to anyone else?
I haven’t found one that’s good enough that i can say it’s a favorite. I think it’s usually best to seek out an engine for each project because they all have major upsides and major downsides that can make or break a project.
“First step, don’t shit where you eat.”
Speech, aka mind control.
What’s your conclusion, detective?
Here’s a very deep cut. Myst 4 Main Theme: https://youtu.be/yXu6ZYy2WLg
Really gets going at 1 minute in.
Pixel Tap, another popular tap game, outright prevents you from progressing past level three unless you invite at least one friend - and by the time the airdrop rolled around, level three wasn’t enough to be eligible for any tokens. But for every friend you did invite, you got 5% of the in-game currency they earned, and 1% of anything players they invited made, essentially creating something indicative of a virtual pyramid scheme, or MLM (multi-level marketing), that eventually paid out crypto tokens to those at the top. The Pixel Tap crypto reached a high of $0.0977 shortly after it launched, but at time of writing is now worth $0.006405, less than a tenth of that peak.
Virtual pyramid schemes for monopoly money, lovely.
Badger badger badger badger
Thank you! I’d love to hear what you think. 😄