I would to play in OSX :(
Once the game makes enough money, we might reinvest into a Mac to ship it for that platform, too.
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#72Just ordered, although the low price buckets it into "probably not worth it". I'd price it ~$10 and do a discount instead.
Thanks for the feedback, we were debating this a lot.
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#73Does it work on a Steamdeck?
Yes, I have 5+ hours in it on the Deck. The only thing worth mentioning is that the in-game key bindings menu works slightly better than the Steam overlay because we didn't integrate Steam Input.
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#75The website is something else! https://something.pink/ . It is really fun to use. Privacy being the bathroom is funny!
Headquartered on Webgasse no less. I wonder if that's intentional or accidental!
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#76The website is something else! https://something.pink/ . It is really fun to use. Privacy being the bathroom is funny!
Ha the hamburger is genius. How has nobody done that before? (afaik)
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#77I love everything about this. The shareware, the price, the source code. It reminds me of how software was in the 90s.
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#78great work OP + mrs OP.
good luck w/ the project.
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#79Congrats on the launch! I would say though I think you should up your price to at least $9.99. A $3 game makes me think it's low quality, which it's not. So you ought to price your game appropriately.
Games under $5 are easy impulse buys and never regretted or refunded unless they don't actually run on my system. $10 would make me question "do I really want to buy this game?", which more often than not is a "no" or "not now", and so it just becomes another slot on the wishlist to be scrolled past and added when it's on sale.