If you have ever tried to read a comic book digitally, you have probably stumbled upon comic book archives, usually in the form of .cbz or .cbr files. These are extremely simple files - merely an archive of images, each representing a page. Or that’s the idea anyway - there is no actual standard. This means that you don’t know what archive type the file will be - that’s what the different extensions are for, it can be a zip, a rar, a 7z, a tar, or an ace.

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That’s it, really. If you care, I will list the reasons for this bellow.

You might not have noticed, but the site probably feels snappier than ever now. That’s because I switched from my own solution to hugo, a static site generator. I’ll make the theme available if anyone wants it.

As is tradition, I participated in ludumdare last month, and made o. If you haven’t played it yet, go play it!

Time

I was actually busy most of the time during LD weekend. I had my laptop with me, so when I wasn’t doing anything I worked on LD. I had an idea: make a simple world building game. You are probably shaking your head, because this is so complex, but I hadn’t thought of it. Basically I spent the whole weekend trying to make something, and only got to an inventory. no actual gameplay.

I got home on Sunday, and booted up my desktop (a proper computer, at last!) I decided I was going to start from scratch. On the last day for compo, and I had classes the next day. Was it a bad idea? No.

your goal is to keep the planet from shrinking for as long as possible

when you kill an enemy, the planet grows, but the shrinking speed also increases

arrows to move

z to jump

x to shoot

made for LD38 in around 1 day

play here