Thanks! I’m glad to hear that :–)

Cool! I had a hunch there’d be Deck users like you :–)

Thanks! I put some effort into making those details, even though it felt like it took forever, despite the game being short. The ultimate version of this game for me would include a level editor, but that would be a completely different project :—)

Very much looking forward to playing this :—-)

Thanks! QWOP was the first game that I thought of too, when playing the first prototype of this.

Yes, the store works so well that I’d guess not too many people bother with the desktop mode. It also works really well for developers, as @Dark_Arc@social.packetloss.gg mentioned, with installing non-Steam games still not too hard for those who really want to, like @Edge004@lemm.ee, so I guess there’s really no need for any change.

I’ll probably just end up developing for devices with gamepads in general. The idea of making a game specifically for the Deck is intriguing, like maybe a shared-controller local multiplayer game, but I guess it’s better not to lock the designs too much to the Deck’s features, especially since there isn’t really a platform to showcase those kinds of games.

Saw one of my old games in the trailer, picked as the “Game of the Day” <3. I’m so glad Flashpoint is keeping old Unity3D web games too, from becoming totally abandonware.

Yes! I used to play Elastomania a lot :—) Also, there’s an Elastomania apple hidden in one of the tracks.

Thanks! I might dip my toes into open source in a future project. At the moment, I’m happy just releasing freeware games.

Thanks! It’s mostly just curves and 2D polygons drawn at a low resolution that create the dynamic pixel art look.