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❤️❤️ thank you lockpick inventor

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whoa a grid...!!

are grids inspired by the game Chess Battle Advanced :}

hey are you that same username taken who played OOCBA and like hosted tournaments so many years ago

"Original soundtrack by Shake Well.

TO-DO:

- Add the music back where did it go why isn't it here"


whoa does this mean shakewell was the master composer of silence? I've been listening to that track for a long time! amazing work

ty :)

why no ice

chess battle advanced

chess battle advanced?

chess boxing advanced

thank you (I was hoping to have 4-5, but not enough code time lol)

haha lol, your idea at least thematically makes sense for what it actually ends up being though

"If you do like this sort of game there's another similar game I'm working on that should be less, you know, short. And more, you know, puzzling. Shoot me a message if you're interested in the Beta when it comes around."

can't believe you had a 3 year ago teaser for Lingo 2

Chess Battle Advanced

toad graphic from the legendary Poke All Toads puzzle game

I highly recommend this tscn file.

chess battle advanced

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thank you I've fixed it

chess battle advanced

I did catch a lot more typos as I played through the game so yeah, best to wait lol. 

on my mind is that the small font size made it more difficult to read in retrospect, i wish you adjusted the game's viewport to make it fit better

doing a playthrough on this :)

well maybe they're just an unlucky person who got their pants stolen :(

this game gets the award of Chess Battle Advanced

I have done a playthrough on this, the reverse drawing concept is honestly so cursed and I'd love to see more

someone created a Baba Is You levelpack that seems maybe inspired off this game? or at least does very similar things hahaha. I did a playthrough on it, maybe would be fun to watch cause it's almost like a big expansion on this game in a way

Chess Battle Advanced

I played it :) 

I highly recommend this tscn file.

I personally feel that clicking an object should provide *some* feedback even if it isn't examining the object, at least to let you know it's the most you can do with. But I am biased because I've played so many point-and-clicks where clicking is examination hahaha.

I'm excited for how this game goes anyway, and looking forward to the full version :)

found this game on Steam randomly and this really appeals to me. I did an unlisted demo video. Some feedback:

- I am coming into this thinking that there is going to be less plot than usual and it's just about mystery tricks. After playing it, I'm not that sure anymore :p

- I thought you could examine objects (like in Layton Brothers, which has a somewhat similar concept). The tutorial didn't say anything about examining objects so I had to hesitantly assume I couldn't.

- I would like to expect there are puzzles where you have to tilt your camera to see a certain angle of evidence? One thing I was thinking was "why can't I see inside the cabin, do I maybe have to tilt to look in there" I guess. It would confirm if it was actually possible to hide or go to the roof or something.

- Kind of want to go back and record the failure scenes, my final video's only 4 minutes long and checking the steam page there might be funny visualizations for failing. Which if so, I'd like to include

- kinda hoping one of the final moments involves exiting the house and solving stuff in "the real world", as I assume the diorama is something in-universe lol

happy to hear that :) also i love cheesing games lmao

:D

i covered your game :)