polyducks.co.uk
Freelance Indie Gamedev • Pixel Artist • Textmode • TTRPG • pixelart • Lowpoly • GBStudio • JS/HTML • Dungeon Master #ドット絵
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I'm so glad you got to test so thoroughly! It's always good when your food and art (another form of art) can be appreciated in tandem!
How do you think you'll patch the issues you saw on evasion/long term payoff?
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The reality is that you just need to be lucky. Your luck scales with your funding because you can take more shots.
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Going all-in on an idea that you may only be able to fund once every ten years is absolutely terrifying, but if you don't pull the trigger you eventually fritter away that funding on half-baked maybes.
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The wobbly intersection where the view cuts off through the walls is really strong and it should stay.
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The sound really sold it to me. This looks like a lot of fun. I want to make the most efficient car park so I can save the trees :))
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Dark Fort is my favourite solo ttrpg.
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Your colour work is immaculate. I love how everything has a bifurcated quality.
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You should draw what you mean to communicate across boundaries. It's such a universal language.
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Omg the toilet guy!!! Haha
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Solid advice, thanks
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I collect small, ugly dinosaur toys. The cheaper the better. There's something about the malformed kitsch which has so much soul. There is an element of the element of the element of truth about the form. They are the Picasso's blue period of manufacturing.
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Landscapes are all bones that want to be cubes, and they will not apologise.
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Omg tell me about it, it's like someone found a git repo for a common chip that goes into a simple tamagotchi and then found a zip of 1bit sprites haha
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You know it's the trash one when it says "100+ creatures". I got one. They have three kinds of boats and five jets, and they don't do anything.
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Touch your nose with your index finger to save your June. 👉👃
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Monster Blood 3!
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landing page ASCII art by the ever wonderful
@polyducks.co.uk :•)
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Everdrive is the one for flash carts. I haven't had any errors with logic, tearing or scanlines which I didn't deserve - so you should be fine on that front.
The only other thing to mention is that GBC has a big problem with oranges and yellows.
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I've found gbstudio games vary across different emulation and hardware both in colours and in sound - not to mention the hardware screen replacements. I've got a good testing batch so if you want anything testing just let me know.
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What's your palette?
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Wow this feels so right!!
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I shrieked with laughter
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They're always cool bugs, but the photos are a 1/3 chance of being blurred. That's a really cool katydid. I hear the name "KatyDid" is short for KathleenAchievement.
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This 1bit art is fire
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iphone used to try and remind me of the fourteen variations of a photo of a bug I tried to take
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Have you heard of those species that have a completely different creature between each generation? I'm struggling to think of examples right now but I imagine that would impose an interesting generational gap.
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Wonderful, love the grass textures!
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Isn't it gorgeous? A real sitting in bed on a rainy day filling with inspiration type read.
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Wow, thanks for that. I ought to look into the programming before I invest in more hardware. There's got to be an emulator, right?