Ok, that's fucking gold!

I've worked in a few engines including RM. RM is not comparatively easy once you stretch the limits, and it's a pretty unique challenge at that.
Hell, I really just wish people would be more open minded in general.

Man, if all of the Deathstalker movies were like II the world would be a better place.

www.dlvgames.com not one but A lot of games, a couple on Steam, Fortnite stuff, mod/ROMhack/weird mini projects tied to Patreon. Probably too much to unpack, I suck at this social media thing.

(4/4) At first, I experimented and gave the players flight, but testing proved that sucked. A thousand adjustments here & there, and I think we nailed it. Just enough freedom & constraint, visually appealing... happy with the experience & look forward to trying more spacious designs in the future!

(3/4) That made me think of a Quake map design, like a really complex, nutty take on The Longest Yard. I'm not doing anything with Quake at the moment; so I took the basic idea, made it simpler/more literal, and hung it at a reasonable altitude above a large winter island. (For my Xmas loving wife)

(2/4) That's definitely outside of my wheelhouse of dense, deliberate design, so that was really exciting.

So we were on a Ghibli kick, and during Castle in the Sky, you know when they get to Laputa towards the end?

I don't need one for work or play, but that price is tempting!

Do it, nobody can stop you! Plus best-case, they mush up a little in milk, turn into pseudomarshmallows, and you start a revolution in the world of sugary cereals.

Like how this is called "Bluesky" because you can peruse it while you enjoy a cold brewski!

Sometimes the things that carry it are the aesthetics, and that's ok. Everything is subjective.

There are some incredible bundles on there, wow... Thanks for posting this, man!