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This was an absolute delight to play, in big part because the art is so lovely to look at and investigate. Great puzzle and buildup!

The one bit that really tripped me up (rot 13): V gubhtug vg jnf gur arj jbys xvat (jub xvyyrq uvf oebgure) gung tbg oheag ng gur fgnxr, orpnhfr gur shareny fprar jvgu gur fpneerq jbys xvat fubjf uvf obql vagnpg, jura V nffhzrq gurer'q or abguvat yrsg nsgre n oheavat. Fb gur yvba'f fba trgf eriratr ba gur jbys snzvyl, naq gur arj jbys xvat trgf qvivar ergevohgvba sbe gur onpxunaqrq zheqre.

loved when it ended, loved the sound effects. hits all at once and i can't quite tell how or why-- the best kind. yes!

i encourage you to make a resource list on a topic of your own interest, and share it with the community!

The point of playtesting frequently is to make a good product, not a good game.

oh, this has got me thinking. love the manifesto!

i'm v glad this resonated! i always enjoy hearing from people who check out my old games :^) it's good you found a good place to be. hobbies are the best!

tysm! who knew polar explorers were just like us fr...

what's weird is I basically never think that about other people's writing (except if we're talking about actual selfhelpsphere writing), like your writing never came across as that to me! sounds almost like we need to judge ourselves less harshly...

love the creative use of the preset map and all the dialogue. my partner and i did all the voices as we played!

thank you, glad you liked it!

sorry for replying so late! you can find a version of the website through the Wayback Machine, picking a date close to the release of the original post I was able to access a working version: https://web.archive.org/web/20160109233955/http://prescriptionpixel.com/

apologies for missing this and replying 6 years late, but i wanted to mention for anyone else coming across the thread: the links can be accessed using the Wayback Machine (picking a date before the publishing of this post: Dec 04, 2015), and Newgrounds games are playable within it too! for the other games, there hopefully are either articles or videos available online.

this is sooo good. the intro sequence, the boss fights, the music you picked and how it fit with the environment and boss fights. my first date was with Käthe Kollwitz and really set the tone for the rest of the game. the writing is phenomenal. i hope Spike finds what he's looking for

i just finished watching the show and had fun messing around in this wee world, and trying to land smoothly on the mothership and failing heheh! thanks for making this!

i also noticed you've got a bunch of prototypes of different game genres on your itch, very impressive. i'm looking forward to seeing what you prototype next!

sorry about that! yeah, it'd be quite a bit of work to dig out the source files & port the games to mobile. maybe at some point in the future...

i loved the soundtrack and enjoyed air-drifting in circles through the sky, observing the skyboxes and places i could go to... love it!!

huh that's weird! i just clicked through and it seems to work fine for me-- the last screen should feature the title. maybe you clicked outside of the game screen? (since both the game and page background are dark)

tysm, i'm really glad the vibe was right! 😄

thanks for playing! 8)

i'm really glad to hear, thanks for playing! i was definitely aiming for an old James Bond movie that takes itself very seriously, glad that came through heh. the contrast between the dialogue implying an action-heavy situation, but the actual gameplay being a low-rez sokoban, brought me a lot of joy.

oooh thank you, the nomination means a lot! i don't even have a thank you speech ready! heh, i was definitely going with the "easy but not obvious" approach-- couldn't easily figure out how to *not* make it work through walls, so just kept it in :)

nice one 8) thank you for playing!

thank you!! heheh, i was thinking of adding more mechanics where you need to drop her off in a specific location... maybe for the next installment!

tysm James! it was a lot of fun making "cutscenes" and adding narrative to a PuzzleScript game :)

my favourite quote from the franchise!!

i'm so glad to hear! as an enjoyer but fairly casual puzzle-player, i wanted to make sure the game wasn't too hard, and instead was fun to play, so it's great to hear you enjoyed it. i had a lot of fun picking the sound effects! :)

that is such a lovely memory, thank *you* for sharing and reading!

i'm so glad you enjoyed it!! is 2025 going to be... a ~ procrastination summer ~ ??

thank *you* so much for this comment, it has made my day! go moms! <3

that warms my heart. thank you for playing! <3

thank you for playing! <3

i should have specified, the game is meant to be played on a desktop! :)

this was lovely! <3  definitely gave me some positive thoughts. i especially like that post you included about allowing yourself to give up on goals and pick them back up without being harsh with yourself. thanks for this!

good job! and thanks for playing! :D

thank you! i'm glad you liked it <3

very nice! my one suggestion is adding captions to the presets-- i couldn't quite tell which was which apart from mario/celeste!

Hi there! It's an unfinished prototype which is why it's a bit confusing. The idea was to have different screens with various situations with some interactivity! I'm not sure I'll get back to this though heh

thank you for your kind words, and all ways of understanding are just as right! <3

thank you so much for playing! <3

glad you liked it <3

hope you liked playing it, thank you for checking it out! <3