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Looks very interesting, as I thought from the trailer in a different post.

I just typed a long-winded question about how you would know what nouns could be used and realised that you already provided the answer by saying you would have to take your own notes!  Truly old-school.

Oh okay. The demo is on both, the full game only on Itch so far.

Hi Kitty Trouble!

Thanks for playing the demo.

If you're talking about the Steam version, that issue should have been ironed out now so I would expect the Steam client to show "Update" if you visit the game page now. People who reported this issue to me before have since reported it as fixed so hopefully all good. 

The other issue has never been reported and I will look into it. I might contact you privately for more information.

This looks fantastic! Bigs congrats to you and the team on the release 

>Take rubber chicken with a pulley in it

Hey man, just wanted to congratulate you on the release! The Neofeud universe is getting pretty big! 

>Turn on lights

[lorenzo]

Now released on Itch - coming to Steam on 7th October 2022

Get it on Itch

(When the Steam version comes out, you will be able to claim a Steam key via the Itch page if you purchased there. Most achievements are likely to be related to saved data so if you have achieved the requirements in the Itch version, you will not need to repeat these requirements to gain the associated Steam achievements.)

Snow Problem is a game in which you collect snow. There are obstacles to stop this being easy of course, so you need to create extra terrain on the game screen to guide the snow to the bottom of the screen. Added some terrain in the wrong place / somewhere that was helpful but isn't any longer? No problem, you can delete it. Oh, and did I mention that there are also different obstacles that will melt your snow?

Many levels contain areas that change the colour of the snow, and you will need to collect a certain amount of each colour to complete the level. As you complete levels, more levels unlock for you to play. The full game will have 100 levels. Every level will be tested by the developer to ensure that it is definitely completable, so if you fail, you know it's your own fault! :-)

You'd think that 100 levels to tease your brain would be quite enough, but no! The game also contains a built-in level editor which will allow you to create up to 100 levels of your own.

The game features 24  pieces of (mostly well-known) classical music  to help you chill out a little while you stress out over how to beat a level.

Playing the game with a mouse is highly recommended, it's designed with precise control in mind which you may find difficult to achieve with a trackpad.












I'll get a game page entry here up soon. In the meantime, thanks to lorenzo and Steven Don (sorry can't remember your AGS handle) for testing, and also CrashPL for pointing out an issue. 

Since part of my job includes tech support it really annoys me when I ask an end user for a screenshot of the issue they're experiencing, so they screenshot their entire double-screen display, then paste that into a Word file, and send me the Word file.

I mean why.

Teen Agent?

I can't believe I haven't already commented on this thread! Once again, The Land Before Time turned into an adventure game, but without the singing. It's a win-win! 

[To Catch A Thief]

Fairly sure that's To Catch A Thief.

That's correct.

Hope you had a good holiday 

You might say it's easy, but I have no idea what I'm looking at...

[To Catch A Thief]

Fairly sure that's To Catch A Thief.

But I have no ideas at the moment so if anyone wants to post a new one feel free (or if I'm wrong...!)

Well that didn't last long!

I considered whether not including the GUI would fool people into thinking it was a kung-fu game, so I left it in. Would that have made any difference to you? This screenshot is from the Atari ST version, I have more memories of it on the Speccy personally.

Not sure if I would have got that without heltenjon's input!

Well... not sure if I've ever done this one before, but...

[imgzoom]https://i.ibb.co/2vPYSXR/screenshot.png[/imgzoom]

Was the first one called Gnome Ranger?

[Captain Disaster in: Death Has A Million Stomping Boots]

Well... with the Summer Sales on it's not really like you need telling, but... Captain Disaster in: Death Has A Million Stomping Boots is 60% off at both Steam and Itch.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1298280/Captain_Disaster_in_Death_Has_A_Million_Stomping_Boots/
https://captaind.itch.io/captain-disaster-in-death-has-a-million-stomping-boots

Er... dunno, Lords of Midnight maybe?

Well that didn't last long! Over to you...