Slime Salad

A little tutorial script showing how to make a simple menu using a slice collection https://youtu.be/3hPEU_uBoGg Scripts are included in the zip file, but here they are again define constant(18, second) global variable(1, my choice) plotscript, my event with a choice, begin my choice := choose a thi...

I uploaded a fresh release of Wandering Hamster (link) I don't know when YOU last played, but I was surprised at how long it has been since I uploaded a copy to Slimesalad. If you thought Bob was still stuck in Jormungandling's belly, you will find there is a lot of new content. You can get a ship a...

You could script something similar I think. You would get slice handles to the map layers, and then offset each layer by a different amount using "move slice by"

I am currently reading Gideon the Ninth, and I love it so much. I love the juxtaposition of magic and technology in an ancient and crumbling space empire. I love the detailed descriptions of ruined temples and palaces, and the fashions and customs of their weird space-death-cult denizens. I love how...

Yay! Nice Tim-tim! You melt yours FLAT. It looks good

Haha! I love that. The diorama is adorable

That looks awesome! Very smooth and satisfying jumping around

Very nice!

And I see the echoes of the OHR 's default quit menu in that Begin/Quit menu, and I am here for it

Hehe! Nice! I am amused by the d20 animation

Thank you for indulging this old hamster with a screenshot

I keep coming here for screenshots

I don't have any to post myself

Haha! I feel like the OHR lives rent-free in that person's head at all times

I love how they think there are hundreds of OHR games on the Steam store

Is it ohr?

Wait... I'm counting pixels on those maptiles, and I see 22x22 so probably not OHR... But that tile size raises its own set of questions

I kinda just drink a lot of milk

But at least I have some cool mugs!

A whole much of El Santo movies just got added to Tubi for anyone in the mood for a silver-masked luchador solving mysteries and traveling through time and whatnot https://tubitv.com/search/Santo Santo and the Treasure of Dracula is a good place to start. I don't watch a lot of movies, but I watche...