But then I also think I might implement cooking/camping.

But I think I’m gonna have to rate limit it or make successes waaaay more rare.

Not really a mini game so much as you press the button and then it immediately says whether you caught something or not, lol. I don’t know what direction to take it in yet. The idea was initially “here’s another way to get food if you haven’t found any or can’t afford it,” …

I could probably start doing that.

I'm glad you like it

I used GitHub Actions to do the builds. Was as simple as adding an Intel based macOS build target to the workflow.

Oh and the shop regenerates every time you descend to a new level or level up so be sure to check the shop often/whenever you can.

There is no saving. Perma death galore! It’s Python compiled with Nuitka.

I miss StumbleUpon.

Items become auto identified after 100 turns in the dungeon, also.

Is it? I dunno, I felt like the player can gather a good amount of gold. I’ll revisit the witch.

@angstridden.net I have no way of testing this on an Intel mac, so let me know if it works for you. Thanks.

I'll work on adding an Intel build target for you ❤️

It's compiled on ARM, but give this a try in your terminal:

xattr -cr /path/to/WeHaveGrogAtHome-macOS-*

and then running again.

The reason this happens is because it's not signed by Apple. Let me know if that doesn't work. I can likely start building for both ARM and Intel.

But you'd better make sure you really need to. Eating corpses could have dire consequences!

Well your dreams have come true

Are the items like moldy sausage, rusty can, talc, etc worthless?