😍 whoa, looking great! I love the drill, reminds me of Drill Dozer

if you're gonna use a scripting language, whether it's JS, python, ruby, or lua (all of which I've written quite a lot of), at the end of the day, they're all fine and quite similar!

while I miss types, they're pretty productive! learning is fune

language snobs are boring

shocked that this game is currently affordable and ever got a US release. like it a lot so far, love those PS2 gfx

Really enjoying it so far. Fun and satisfying. So much juice! One very small request: sfx for each countdown second at the start. It would add to the visual countdown too.

super cool concept! excited to watch it progress

lastly, i wrote a bit about why i am making games for playdate and why it's been so positive so far www.reddit.com/r/PlaydateDe...

i wrote a tutorial on how to add debug-only functionality to your Playdate games to speed up development too, it's a great way to add special functionality and UI that's only present in debug/dev builds

devforum.play.date/t/how-to-add...

i wrote a tutorial on how to use the playdate.serialMessageReceived callback to make developing games for Playdate faster!

devforum.play.date/t/how-to-use...

i continue to write and make good progress on Make Games for Playdate with Lua, a beginner-friendly guide to game programming and the Playdate SDK

the first 3 chapters are free! sliding scale cost and lower price while I'm still writing it

leanpub.com/playdatebook

i recently made and released PDSnake, a no-frill fast version of the classic Snake

get it here: brettchalupa.itch.io/pdsnake

it's public domain, source here: github.com/brettchalupa...

just bought it and sideloaded it, looking forward to playing it!

Whoa! This is really interesting, thanks for sharing. I'll add some notes to the README and dev forum about this aspect.