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I like this game quite a bit. I found a strategy which got me to about 500, and then I stopped losing health. I was still going strong at this point.

Great game! Don't these people know I have candles to light! Get out of the way!

This looks great!

I think I got it to flip upside down too for a bit, but I don't remember if it was due to terrain or just propulsion.

I found the whole experience of this game quite serine. Just chilling out and gobblin' some dots.

I sat back with a beer, and drove. Thankfully I can get towed back to the last station because I managed to flip myself a lot.

Everything about this reminds me of my childhood. Action figures outside, VHS scratch, and the music takes me back to early synth in early prog rock like Boston or Rush. I could stare at this for hours.

Just the levels you have here are super entertaining. There is a lot of potential here for more complex puzzles.

I simply love this game. Especially juggling a goat all the way across the screen... Maybe I can juggle it all the way to the end?

The mechanics in this game are great though difficult. I'm liking it.

I found the control scheme a bit difficult at first, but it grew on me quickly. Such a satisfying feeling to strafe around a turret and blast it down.

The level of polish in the systems of this game is crazy good!

I laughed when I started listening to the tape, and then I laughed really hard when I read the dialog on the bed while listening to the tape. The ghost legitimately creeped me out. Fantastic work!

Right under the deadline! There is a lot of stuff I didn't have time to get to, but I think I ended up with a "Game" experience. I definitely plan to go back to this, and keep updating it. It has been a great learning experience, and I can't leave it where it is right now. I hope whoever takes the time to play it enjoys their time!

In the age of VR where you can watch a movie, or see your desktop through a headset, there is something especially comforting and nastolgic about playing a game through a CRT monitor in a game.

As promised, and update! I have some hit knockback in there now, and the enemy can only be damaged when the player is in an attack. I also have the basic level layout done with collision areas in.

Congratulations! I'm excited to play everyone's games, but probably shouldn't until I wrap up my own.

I love that some of the "most important animations" contain swinging a crowbar at a zombie and firing a shotgun. The "Next time on Zombie Train Beyond Earth" title could be an interesting procedural diversifier. Perhaps based on a random number of zombies killed or a random region in the world entered.

It's so weird, I was showing my 6 year old how to draw that last night.

The title, lighting, and overall aesthetic of this is fantastic. You have a great knack for effects.

Last night I got enemy knockback working, and damage detection limited to specific animations. I'd like to reduce damage detection to specific frames of the animation and build a timer on that to make it possible to double hit someone during a swing or really close stab, but I'm not sure I'll get back to that. Right now I'm focusing on getting systems in, and leaving all tweaking for the final hours. I will post some new gifs tonight. The deadline is drawing close... time is limited...

The design and animation on the people is creepy fun.

Love.

Leaving Boston tomorrow and getting home tomorrow night. Even though I've been having a great vacation, I am anxious to get back into this.

The stop motion idea is fantastic. I'm so excited.