ruridragon! I love it, it’s really good

been following it since the first chapter went around (it did numbers on tumblr, unsurprisingly), and I really like where it’s going

oh that is nice

at home I just have a jellyfin running on a repurposed gaming pc, which I plan to put a caddy on eventually some day hopefully

otherwise online (which admittedly is a little less self-hosted) I’ve got a server with FoundryVTT on it, and one with me blog (full Django with automated gunicorn and all; I got the thing coded, deployed, and running as professionally as possible to see how much I could do by myself. took me two months but worth it)

it is! It’s a solitaire roguelike where you modify your cards and the rules to combat the inherent RNG of the game and defeat the enemies on your way. Think Balatro meets Peglin. I stream the progress of it 3 times a week, and I should have a gameplay video out soon, and hopefully a playable demo in a few weeks. Either way I’ll announce those at !dualityworkshop@lemmy.blahaj.zone when they’re out.

But yeah, there’s already several rodents in the game, but no mouse, so I think I’ll use that for one of the playable characters. 👍

huh, I had noticed that there were more lately, but not to that extent. neat!

Actually, maybe I’ll contribute too; I haven’t decided yet what animal to make the other protagonists of Klondike’s Hike, so I suppose I could make one of them a mouse. It’s set in the great plains, so maybe a plains pocket mouse? Those look cute.

I’ve only played up to the elevator today so I haven’t seen much of the new content, but so far I like what I’ve seen, especially the new lines for ADA

Right now I’m in screws hell though

Did it work?

Edit: wait what is that in its mouth?

Oh I like the water transition, that’s neat.

Don’t hesitate to post this in !gamedev@programming.dev as well!

Right now it looks a bit too early in development for me to wishlist it, but I’m very interested in seeing where it goes, so please keep us updated on your progress!

Probably C. I think. That was over 15 years ago so I’m not 100% sure. Could also have been Basic at the time.

Nowadays it’s definitely Python though.

OK, I’m less familiar with flask, but for the front-end logic, jinja fits well into your needs, I think

I’d definitely recommend also using a css framework too, because it takes a lot of the legwork away from you. Most have JS dependencies, but there’s Bulma, which is a no-JS one that’s easy to customize.