Please tell me you saw the scene in the final boss that was just a big reference to Battle of Gods

I mean, you could always just check the Itch page. That's how I always go about playing the new updates

A lot of the rewards went out, and usually codes go out when the game is almost done.

Because a hand-drawn animated game with 40 different stages is definitely going to release in just three years. Okay

(side note: this is just my interpretation, and I don't see this as a negative. I love them for that)

It's not even hard, just longer than usual since they wanted a more impactful thing. Instead of blitzing through the stage, they want you to feel like you're at the emotional final leg of the journey, so it gets drawn out so the music can hit you harder. "Look at this world we're made for" and all.

For a moment I thought that hill in the background was just a different design for her hammer

"Hi Sandy, hope you're doing well because our game's sales sure did"

I don't think the Doozy prompts were necessarily gimmicks, there's always been overly specific prompts. It's just that in this case, there's prior warning.

It was pretty good. Even if it hadn't been, I wouldn't have had any complaints anyway, since it was pretty close to the convention venue, and my friend and I didn't have to walk far.

Part of it is just having a fucked sleep schedule. Really helped me nail the look of someone that, in the words of one of my favorite Youtubers, would look at a sign reading "FREE MELATONIN" and clap his hands giddily while saying "ooh, don't mind if I do!"

My personal favorite idle games have been Fill Up The Hole, Digseum, and Nodebuster.

Generally, a good idea is to make it a short experience with an actual ending, instead of just "generate thing until the end of time."

I think my own just nonchalant talking in the background also adds to it lmao

You know, if this wasn't GenAI it'd actually be a pretty cool effect for, like, a really fucked-up dream sequence.

At least games like Shadow Generations and Superliminal exist for crazy shit like this, and their development didn't use GenAI.

And also, you forgot to add that the quote is "happiness is a warm puppy," not "the key to happiness is a warm puppy"

His newfound dependence made him happy :)

Nintendo patenting the D-pad is much different from AI bros complaining, mainly because Nintendo actually made something with it