Well, at least I found a script for this.
I’m seeing if I can mangle a script I used to output the titles of all my unredeemed Steam Keys from Humble into something that will work to output a plaintext file of all the game titles I own in Itch
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Oh, this game is punishing. I like the idea of it and I like how it looks, but to have any chance of resurfacing it seems you must leave all the air on your way down. But doing so kills you. I guess some of the powerups might help, but you’d have to grind for ages in the shallow parts to afford any of them.
All that said, I still find the game compelling.
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Some of the powerups are extremely OP, so it’s hardest at the beginning. It’s really cool what you end up finding at the bottom for your efforts
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Yeah I think getting some of the power-ups is baked in to the intended progression, I’m far from an expert gamer but I’m not sure if it is all that feasible to reach the bottom without at least a few of them.
FWIW I think owch was one of the more interesting creators I found thanks to the bundle. 10S was a stronger concept than final game IMO but Water’s Fine was very neat and I thought Palace of Wow was rather good.
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I played Palace of Woe a while back and I was also impressed with it. I got stuck at one point, though, and didn’t know where to go next.
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There’s no save option, is there? I died pretty far after the first boss and I don’t feel like doing all that again right now. I assume I just have to leave the game running for a day or so if I want to try again without losing my upgrades.
Edit: I did leave it running just in case, but if anyone else is wondering at some point it does save your progress if you close it. I just tested that after beating the game.
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Not today, but a couple of weeks ago, I had a Magic Toeshoes moment—I was playing Truxton II on the iOS Amusement Arcade Toaplan app and thought I was in no-death mode, right up until I got shot and exploded. I’d made it two or three times farther than I ever had before while playing legitimately. But as soon as I realized I could die, I lost the rest of my lives in under a minute and hit Game Over
Edit: The subtext of this post is that I thought it was worth reviving a three year old thread
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