I can't remember anymore, it was the first time i'd seen it though. I think i actually already found one of those "secrets" you were talking about by accident Since then i always try to keep one in my pack "just in case"!

This game is great! I should be sleeping now but i've got to see if i can get past room 35 first  I generally only make it to room 10 or so, though sometimes you get a nice set of items and some early level ups.

EDIT: Yeah, the squid/octopus guy totally schooled me in room 27. Now let's see if i can go to bed...

I'm really glad that you're enjoying the game! It definitely turned out to be the game that I wanted to make. I had a big list of ideas that got cut / never made it into the game, and at some point I might learn how to use the PageSwap axiom to add even more features. But for now, I hope that it proves to be super enjoyable!

Just tried it out and it's super addicting, i suck at it though. I ended up tossing away an hour when i'd only planned to play a few minutes And anytime i run into a room with toxic gas that pretty much means i'm going to die. Also, in the readme i had no idea what you meant by "Locked doors save lives". Later i found out by accident how to lock doors and now the game's much easier, still really hard though! I think there's still quite a bit i haven't figured out, but i'm getting there.

EDIT: Yikes, just made it to level 35 and got wasted in one hit!

Awesome! If you're making it to Level 35, you're doing *very* well

It's definitely a hard game, and my *average* level that I get to is probably only around 15 or 20 because I get careless or arrogant when I play  

Now that you've figured out how to lock doors, you'll find that the rooms are easier to complete *and* that you just might level up a little more quickly 

I'll give you a hint about the toxic gas rooms: there are two different items that can be put to good use in these rooms, but it's a secret! 

Which type of monster got you? The squid-looking guys are the ones that I avoid at all costs in most situations. They vary in strength, but unless I'm really forced to deal with them, I try not to unless I've got some bezerker stims and maybe a strength up.

Btw, any news on an 83+ version? The 84+/SE always felt rather clunky to hold. Anyway i haven't tried it out yet but it looks really cool, i'll load it up tomorrow on the ol' 84+BE (Brick Edition)

Thanks for sharing all your hard work with everyone!

At this time, still no progress on getting it to run on non-SE calcs. I've backed up a copy of the game at every single stage of the development process, so I have a version for basically every little thing that I added, cut, changed, etc. It's going to be a matter of going in and running each version then pinpointing what it is that I added and trying to narrow down the likely suspects that are making it crash non-SE calcs. I've got to find the time to do that, though, but at this point I'm extremely curious about what it is that is causing the issue since I didn't use any statements (that I know of) that should be causing this. It might be a weird artifact of using an older version of Axe with Crabcake and such a huge file or something like that, but that is complete speculation on my end and if that's the case, I have no idea what to do about it

But, I hope that you enjoy the game! I definitely feel like I ended up making the game that I personally wanted to see on a calc, so I feel like it was a success in that regard, even if everyone ends up thinking that it's an awful game

Thanks Phero for notifying him

I really like the work that the fine folks at Vlambeer do, so I thought that they might like to know

If you haven't played Wasteland Kings, definitely check that out too. I can't get enough -- http://blog.ryanb.cc/post/44270287175/it-loops-and-it-gets-real-nuts

Let's wait until this gets featured

* Sorunome runs

I think that I will give Chambers an official Super DX ++ Alpha Gold Edition Feature on ticalc.org, thus earning an instant "Program of the Decade" award. It is my official, unbiased opinion that my game is the apex of human technological achievement.  

If anyone wants to nominate me for a Nobel Peace Prize, I wouldn't be opposed to that either  

Update:
I uploaded a new version to the ticalc.org archives, so check back there for the update once it's posted. Shortened the teleportation animation and added a small (but useful) little feature to one of the items.

*Finally* finished, and it hit the ticalc.org archives today:

http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/452/45229.html

I'm rather eager to see if anyone will beat it without cheating in some form or another. I myself have gotten to the final boss but have yet to actually kill him without cheating (but it can be done). I'm just miserable at planning ahead and tend to spaz out when I get surrounded by baddies 

Hopefully, at least *someone* out there will enjoy it

Just added a small tree for bonus endings contingent upon meeting extra criteria (basically, two small extra challenges). After I finish coding the bonus endings (which might be a total of about 4 hours of work, depending on how smoothly it goes), it should be ready for release! Now to find the time to implement the bonus stuff...