Yeah yo, just load it up on a computer and hold space bar to get through the intro and through animated scenes. The game will prompt you to press A, B, C, or D for actions as necessary.
You won’t find this game very entertaining at all on a mobile touchscreen.
It actually is!
You gotta type a bunch of random stuff to get past the intro, but once the game starts, you get to choose your actions in battles based on the letter you type. And if you don’t like the outcome, just hit backspace and try something else.
Hey, I’ll bring the cone if you bring the plunger. You know you wanna try it too. 👍
That’s nothing, how about the Slovakian Traffic Cone?
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Slovakian Traffic Cone
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I’ve lightly dabbled into subpixel art, sorta.
In my experiments, each full pixel still takes 3 subpixels, but…
If you drop a white pixel at X coordinate, it renders 0xFFFFFF on the RGB subpixels.
But drop a white pixel on X+0.33, it renders on GBR.
Drop a white pixel on X+0.67, it renders on BRG.
All three are valid white full pixels, just offset by thirds.
I guess that would more appropriately be considered ‘fractional pixels’ or something though. Still neat that if used properly and creatively, it can yield higher resolution graphics, of sorts…
Bleh, I already beat the game. If you’re on a touchscreen, it’ll totally suck. But on a PC, just hold the spacebar through all the animations and stuff, until it prompts you to press A, B, C, or D.
And of course there’s always backspace to go back a move or 10 or whatever. Pretty nifty little game if you ask me.