Comments - thepalmtoptiger

It sounds like an interesting game, and I'll keep an eye on it. I have to ask though, what is your goal with the game? Do you plan on having multiple villages, quests, level progression, etc.? Also, after looking at your plans for the future, I'm a bit concerned. I highly recommend against starting a Kickstarter, Indiegogo, or any other form of monetization. Once you try to make money off of it Viz Media (US Naruto publisher) is likely to order a cease and desist.

I'm getting a crash when I try playing this game. I can get to the menu, but as soon as I try starting the game, it locks up.

I definitely like that all of your buildings are fully explorable. The game is still rough (obviously,) but I will be keeping an eye on it. I am excited about what it may become. Watching the zombies fly backwards when shot is kinda funny too. Keep working on it and I'll continue checking for updates.

Just because its predecessor was better doesn't discredit the current iteration. By that logic Obama is a genius because Bush was an idiot and Harry Truman is an idiot because FDR was great.

Crysis 2 was a good game, in its own right. It ailianated the fans of the first Crysis to some degree, but made the series much more marketable to the general public.

People want to have all their games in one place, I don't blame them to be honest. It isn't a big deal to have to open 2-3 different launchers, but it is an inconvenience.

Fantastic, thanks for the response, I was worried I would need to make a new file.

Hey, so I used a teleport scroll to get to the chest on a little island in the Avenguard Academy. I only had one and I'm not a mage, am I stuck?

Wow, thanks for the tip dcfedor. I'm a big fan of roguelikes (I've been playing quite a bit of Hack Slash Loot, Cardinal Quest, and Dungeons of Dredmore,) but it can be a bit frustrating when starting out since you're constantly losing your character. I appreciate that you aren't taking out this "exploit."

They do appear very similar, but from what I've gathered Vox is more about creation and Cube World is more about the story/adventure with limited creation. I'm gonna keep an eye on both and hopefully they will be different enough to justify buying both.

I'm a big fan of 3079 and poured quite a few hours in to it. I'll keep my finger on your game's pulse. I really hope this game comes out well, it looks interesting. It is unfortunate that Minecraft is the only Voxel game which has had such widespread success because now everyone thinks Minecraft was the original voxel game but in reality it is just the most successful. Don't worry buddy, I got your back.

Hey Indie Royale, on the Summer Bundle page you said that Serious Sam 2 only gives a Steam code, but when you redeem the bundle on Desura it also added Serious Sam 2 there. Now I wasted my Steam code for no reason =( Is there any way to gift the code to another steam account even though I already redeemed it on my account? I haven't played it yet.

Wagnaria is one of my favorites, thanks for the comparison, I'll need to check this VN out.

Only 4 levels including the tutorial It's maybe 2 hours of gameplay. Not worth 12USD, sorry.

Yea, only a steam key in the indie gala, not sure why though. I got it through there as well. I'm not sure I wouldn't pay the full 12USD but it isn't a bad game either.