academics like to talk about design principals, flow theory, etc., but us game developers know the truth... 90% of game design is endlessly changing numbers around in a js file
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lizziesmithson
1 month ago
New page! I think the flurry of updates I was doing for this week is finished, lol. Next week it'll be back to a normal posting schedule :p
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lizziesmithson
1 month ago
released a new game collection. this one did numbers on itchio (for me) but i have no idea if anyone over here is gonna get it lol.
I think im done with all the minor, under the hood changes i was making to my games. Current plan is to release another physical game rulesheet tomorrow ("game" in quotes in this case) and, *hopefully*, get another videogame out the door late next week (it depends on how my progress learning godot ends up going...)--after that, ill be done making games for a while. It'll be full steam ahead on my webcomic!
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lizziesmithson
1 month ago
I rewrote the essay that accompanies this game! I really feel like I was too self-deprecating in the original essay, but I'm not sure this is any better? Anyway, it still doesn't run great in Firefox (It kind of depends on how strong your internet connection is) so who cares.
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lizziesmithson
1 month ago
Uh the essay that accompanies Endless Pickpocketing, I mean. >_> I made a bunch of minor bug fixes to some of my other games while I was doing this, lol
did a flurry of updates yesterday... soooo many typos in the alt text for my webcomic... im sorry screenreader users, I have failed you...
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Catching up on your comic... I couldn't figure out the most recent game at all, and it ran pretty badly on my browser... ToT Seems cool, though. Your comic's fun.
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Regular edits, reorganized some stuff, fixed some bugs. That's all.