Slime Salad

Meowskivich wrote:Smoke and fire? Like, one is fun to look at, while the other stings your eyes and causes suffocation?

Both of those apply to both smoke and fire.

I can see now why higher frames per second is so important for the OHR. Only for very specific applications of the OHR that have little to do with its original purpose :) Fun trivia, though: the game processes movement twice per tick for smoother movement. The guy doesn't leave any remains, though....

It automatically saves. If yours is not automatically saving, then that is a bug. The purple doors are intentionally difficult, of course, but I can consistently get all of them and I know Spoonweaver also all-cleared the demo. If there is a particular level you have trouble with, then I can upload ...

Not if you're not a member of that site.

http://www.slimesalad.com/files/fuse.png New levels? Yes! They are coming soon. I am looking at a May release for the 100% version. Do you have awesome level ideas? Or maybe just awesome obstacle ideas? Or even an awesome replay to share? Post them here! P.S. Here is a secret: the game is unpasswor...

Surlaw wrote:This game is a commentary on the inevitability of death

Dude gets it.

But isn't that fact a little... ridiculous?

However, it clearly wasn't made with this contest in mind. And this is why I was reluctant to enter it in the contest to begin with. (Aside: Not having read the rules very closely, I thought that Dr. Mu's theme had something to do with tech demos.) I wouldn't say that sidescrollers have been done &...

If we are going to interpret that literally, then your game must be a ridiculous games contest.

Gentlemen, I submit to you that Memento Mori is a contest of ridiculous games.

"It's gray and it rends. What more do you need to know? Let's get a move on!" Holy Saint Akbar al-Akbar does his best to keep his composure.

Master K wrote:My choice for what?

I'm staggered by the selective attention required for you to attempt to participate in this and yet not know what is going on.

Global variables can hold numbers up to 2147483647. That's a lot of numbers! Like Spoonweaver said, you just need to adjust the variable every time you do whatever it is. For example: include,plotscr.hsd global variable(1, dragons) plotscript, kill dragon, begin dragons := dr...

James Paige
Surlaw
TMC

I choose you!

That is not as last-minute as my entry! http://www.slimesalad.com/forum/viewgame.php?p=91691 I am questioning whether I should really have made this a RGC entry, but OH WELL. The game is pretty buggy, but the replay feature is pretty great . Also, it does not have music at this exact moment. oh uh D...

Z jumps.

The game is 50% done.

"Well, Brother Beardthar, I understand you're something of a wilderness expert. What do you have in mind?"