With Question 38, I actually retract that statement. I feel tired after such a session, but I had forgotten how tired I feel. My thought was that I always feel tired, so the tiredness I experience after such a session is negligible, but, as I am currently experiencing the tiredness as I write this message, that is not the case.
With Question 42, it is sarcastic with all my heart.
You talk about desks like they aren't furniture, which they are indeed a type of furniture. Isn't everything else, that isn't furniture, still tied to to them? One's not going to be moving your TV onto a shelf that can't support it, and one wouldn't set the 3D printer onto the desk that they use for work. I don't think people would put their hard plastic figurines on their bed. They wouldn't put books inside of their dressers, and they wouldn't put the clothes they are still wearing in the trash can. A jewellery box would have to stay by a mirror, I feel.
"Reorganizing everything in your bedroom, including the furniture..." I'm affraid to ask what someone would be reorganizing that isn't furniture? Also, a bedroom is for sleeping, is it somehow not?
With question 9, I would like either an answer that says "impossible, I would have stopped going before them," or "I'll miss them regardless." Someone would really have to constantly be on my nerves for me to actually dislike someone in the first place, and that is just not sustainable for my mind, so I would be gone as soon as I realise they frequent a place.
the slots and arrows are not centred in their rectangles, and the level change doors are still on screen during a level, which makes the last level not fully viewable, but I did complete it. nice game!
Error The following features required to run Godot projects on the Web are missing: Cross Origin Isolation - Check web server configuration (send correct headers) SharedArrayBuffer - Check web server configuration (send correct headers)
I get this error trying to play on itch's dedicated launcher.
I would like if there were at least some kind of feedback when typing on the passcode, because IDK if it actually does anything. I wasn't able to get anything done, at least.
As the themes were optional, I chose to only focus on nasin. I would have to think of a warning system that doesn't baby you, but doesn't also tell you after it's too late. I tried making a web build, but the current tool available only works for really tiny games. The compiler just skips files, as it runs out of room, and it then just cannot boot.
I press anything at "press any key to start" and it crashes. I was attempting to use the downloadable '.love' file.
Error
lib/input.lua:1527: attempt to index a nil value
Traceback
[love "callbacks.lua"]:228: in function 'handler'
lib/input.lua:1527: in function '_gamepadpressed'
lib/input.lua:1593: in function <lib/input.lua:1592>
[love "callbacks.lua"]:154: in function <[love "callbacks.lua"]:144>
[C]: in function 'xpcall'
I like the game, probably in my top most played, but I would like it more and it would be less confusing in bits if movement were synced with the music
I loved Flow Free as a kid and this is very faithful to it. I can just sit back and turn my brain off for most levels and the few sprinkled in that do require me to think are just as rewarding, which is my kind of puzzle game.
I found all the codes, I've tried them all as individual passwords to make sure they are right and they all worked... but it says "still lost" when I enter all the codes into their corresponding numbers on the second screen. WHAT AM I MISSING??
Literally just yesterday I had the thought "man, I want to play some good old Block Dude on my Playdate, I wonder if someone's made it yet" XD. THANKS!
got pretty boring pretty quickly... also, I was played when the rules said I shouldn't have been (same colour or same number, yet I was a green 4 laid on a red 2)
