Slime Salad

I've done 2 pieces. I'm really putting my heart into these. I think they've turned out pretty well.

all 4 precious metal, the nuke, the following-shadow, all but one exp point, (no hardpacks killed) and I visited the core That's everything. The Hardpacks are pleased! I think I am going to install it on my Mom's computer and see if she can get into it. Hopefully it will be mother-approved. You are...

sheamkennedy wrote:Nice. Clayfighter did come to mind when I said that. I was also thinking of some older claymation Snes game too but I forget the name of it...

You might be thinking of Claymates. But the coolest example is Neverhood.

BMR wrote:How about instead of "themes", we go instead with "genres"

I'm okay with this. It is a little more generic, but it might be easier for everyone to work within.

Let's see what people chip in a few days, then perhaps we can organize a vote.

Whoah! I didn't realize I could push the 2-block more than a single space away from its starting point. I was always charging at it full speed, so it would push one tile and then snap back. Now that I see how it works, I am surprised I didn't figure it out on my own. I might have been influenced by...

Hmmm. Even with all three hints, I am still stumped. I see two purple 2 blocks in the underword. One that I can push, and one that I cannot interact with. I have had no luck procuring an item from either one of them In the underworld, push the movable #2 block all the way west until it touches the ...

@Willy again : Don't be so hard on yourself. I'd gladly accept any of the art you've done for Ramble Planet to be shown in the art book. In fact I think that style would really stand out from the rest causing viewers to gravitate towards reading your bio. Also what's to lose? Now I'm getting talked...

I am enjoying my second playthrough, and I almost have everything, but I need a hint on that dang Freezer part. I'm so pleased you are playing through again. I feel like I've done something right. The PC version actually contains a text file called CHEATBOOK that provides hints for each part. Since...

Lately I've been having the idea that I want to create a pixel art book of my own, and self publish it as well as make it available to download as an ebook. I have determined that this would require me to make a lot of artwork, and could be very time consuming. But then I thought: How about I creat...

Bob the Hamster wrote:I played it on my OUYA last night. Yay!

You might consider opening a thread for it at http://ouyaforum.com/

A fine idea! I'm going to be out of town this weekend, so I'll start one when I get back.

Ugh. Self-promotion is so tiresome. Maybe I need an agent!

Ramble Planet should now be available on OUYA!

Congratulations! I look forward to playing through it... quite a while from now. I don't think I've played any updates since the first release. My standard excuse is that I'd rather wait for the full version. Congratulations indeed! I've been looking forward to playing this for a while. However, I ...

Sent $30 to Meowskivich. The contest is officially over. However, TMC still owes the world a game.

Just played for about 45 minutes. Here are my thoughts. Everything feels very polished. Controls work great and sound effects are satisfying. Visually it's a bit boring though. Perhaps you could add randomized background images that tie into the fantasy themes (i.e. castles, caves, forests, etc.) Ca...

I haven't played any of the games, but I looked at Meow's video. I was surprised that the video makes it seem fairly easy (e.g. usually not many enemies) perhaps just because he know all the secrets and tricks. Admittedly, I don't have the patience required to be good at platformers. I've beaten so...