One of the most fun and flow-inducing uses of the crank yet, movement is intuitive and feels great. An easy recommendation, especially if you like chasing time trial records. Check out the vector dolphin in the settings!
The level-editor is a separate program (not on the Playdate itself) that runs either online or on the desktop. You can then connect to the Playdate to put the level on – either via (web)serial or just placing it on the disk via USB.
That shouldn’t be different for the Catalog version.
Perhaps this isn’t clear from the description, so I should edit it as to not confuse people.
P.S. The only real ‘online’ functionality –that will be added when it launches for Catalog– is the scoreboards (for the time-trials). I’ll probably release that update for itch as well, but it comes with some caveats – as you of course need to connect your Playdate to a Playdate-account & put the game on there via USB instead of the ‘Sideload’ functionality on their website (as that last bit will do something with the ‘bundle-id’ apparently).
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One of the most fun and flow-inducing uses of the crank yet, movement is intuitive and feels great. An easy recommendation, especially if you like chasing time trial records. Check out the vector dolphin in the settings!
ça semble très original, j'ai presque envi de me laisser tenter... je réfléchis.
Looks like a lot of fun!!! (is the online functionality different in the Catalog version?)
Hi! Thanks, I do hope it is fun!
The level-editor is a separate program (not on the Playdate itself) that runs either online or on the desktop. You can then connect to the Playdate to put the level on – either via (web)serial or just placing it on the disk via USB.
That shouldn’t be different for the Catalog version.
Perhaps this isn’t clear from the description, so I should edit it as to not confuse people.
P.S. The only real ‘online’ functionality –that will be added when it launches for Catalog– is the scoreboards (for the time-trials). I’ll probably release that update for itch as well, but it comes with some caveats – as you of course need to connect your Playdate to a Playdate-account & put the game on there via USB instead of the ‘Sideload’ functionality on their website (as that last bit will do something with the ‘bundle-id’ apparently).