Wow, it's so big! :O

I've never played it, but isn't it an online TCG? Is it any good? How does it compare to other popular TCGs like MTG or Yu-gi-oh?

Very true, take your time. I'm glad to hear that you're still working on it though.

I saw this in the IRC channel. It looks fantastic!, great work so far, and props for it being in pure BASIC.

Quote from: Runer112 on May 14, 2015, 09:44:55 pm

There's no simple way to produce "nice" audio. At least, not without heavy, very specialized assembly code that would only run on the 84+. Such code doesn't really fit into Axe as a built-in, and that's not even considering the fact that "nice" audio has only ever been implemented by a few people.

If one such individual knows what they're doing, they could theoretically make an Axiom/library for it.

No one has made an Axiom for that? That's surprising.

I know this response is a bit late, but sound has a pretty small userbase in programs. Most people will never use it even if it is possible.

I've played through the first level of the game and I like it! I think the check points are well spaced and the enemy placement and speed seems good. It does indeed remind me of the world's hardest game except in platform style, but that's not a bad thing. It also kind of reminds me of VVVVVV in that your goal is to evade enemies since you have no way to kill them. I wondered initially if a variable height jump might be good, but after playing it some I think it's fine how it is. Things I'd like to see: Joystick support if possible. Using the arrow keys is ok, but a joystick would be awesome. Also perhaps a calc  version for the new CE model?  *nudge nudge wink wink*. I know that one is a bit of a long shot, but it'd be cool to see and a nice fit for the platform I think. So yea, great job so far!

*Edit* Also maybe make it so the player can't move immediately after dying and perhaps add in where the player flashs for a few moments (to indicate death). Sometimes I find myself dying multiple times in a row after respawn simply because I'm still holding the arrow key after dying. And oh yea!, perhaps a simplistic death animation.

*Edit2* Another thought: IIRC, red green color blindness is the most common. I think red is good and universal for danger, but perhaps make it a darker red to help differentiate between enemies/ things that kill you and the player/exit.

I think the success of the TI-83 Series shows that QWERTY isn't necessary. I think they just wanted to multipurpose their device, but it made it a bit awkward imho.