I'm necroing this old post again lol. I have now ported the game not only to the playdate handheld which seems i never mentioned here but also to the vircon32 fantasy console. The playdate port was made last year and is in black and white only as the playdate only has a 1 bit screen, the game is playable also in the browser and on pc and so because i created an SDL2 implementation of the playdate api just to be able to let people play my playdate games on other systems than playdate.

The now just released Vircon 32 port is kinda crazy on its own as the Vircon 32 is a fantasy console that runs on 15mhz cpu at 640x360 and i had to optimize the game a lot sometimes even splitting up logic and drawing over multiple frames or in the case of the toady game limitting tiles used by zooming in on the game a bit

The vircon32 port is available here : https://joyrider3774.itch.io/retrotime-vircon32-version
The playdate port is available here : https://joyrider3774.itch.io/retrotime-playdate

Incredible work! Your passion and respect for the history is evident.. I hadn't come across King of Sumeria before. This has been a fascinating read!

@mozipha said in Celqi - 3D Map Editor for FUZE:

Features that I'd like to add in the future include ... file-streaming to support larger maps, if I can get it working.

I made a change to how Celqi internally tracks object locations and an unintended result is that dynamic loading will now be a lot easier for me to implement.

There are still some aspects of the system to work out, but I think I should be able to set things up so that you can use load triggers within the map to dynamically load and unload chunks of the map. It's not perfect, since dynamic loading causes some lag and framerate dips and (obviously) can't be done instantly, but if used carefully, it should make it possible to effectively have maps of any size as long as you stay within the size limit for the portions that are currently loaded.

I've updated the project and documentation (new code is H2D63MNDDT). The demo track is the same, but I've fixed a couple bugs and added some functions for controlling playback. The changes for version 1.0.10 are:

Added functions for playback control (pause, seek, chase, loop). Added the ability to set a specific start time via setAudioQueueStartTime(). Event culling can now be disabled during assembly. Fixed a bug that could cause final events in a sequence to hang. Fixed a bug that could cause a tempo hiccup when starting playback.

Thanks! Maybe I'll work more on this game at some point.

@superpomme2ter said in Lost, first public prototype of an adventure Game:

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Hadn't got around to playing yet apologies! Just had a go, this feels great! Congrats on putting together a polished, finished game project. Really great work, love the bowler asset!!

I think this was misspelled in Fuze originally but was corrected in a patch which then broke this program

@monkeee polished this up and added new maps, hp, reload and ui. I made it a new project because it got a bit long and complicated. I liked how simple the original one was.
Here's the download code:
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Preview:

Thanks a lot, maybe sometime later :) Currently, i have some other game (for 2 players) in my mind that i would like to create. but not sure if it would be possible to do it. It should be very light port of old Czech-Slovak game that was very famous in my country among students :)

I couldn't help to create a new hero for my game. New update is uploaded and waiting for approval!

@z-mann I love this game! Huge fan of ksp, i have 500 hours in it but i still haven't made it to mars. The ui is top notch. Easier than learning ksp

This game is great! I love the custom insect sprites!

Welcome to the community!! A very cool first project! The visuals and sounds are great and it's awesome that you have touchscreen controls working as well as buttons. Really nicely done! A contender for the high score challenge, perhaps @vinicity ?

@monkeee this is... I'm speechless dude. What an achievement.. A truly epic project. The Showcase Gallery is going to be quite impressive indeed.