Clock Out at 2 got screwed over by Steam, who bounced their page just long enough for them to miss @gdocexpo.com. How about hitting that wishlist button now?

store.steampowered.com/app/3235690/...

Converted the tile graphics to use vector based graphics rather than sprites. It's not as performant, but should make the pathing and mouse events a lot easier. (I'm assuming there's going to be pathing...)

You know... I'm thinking this project needs both a TurboEncabulator and a CentralScrutinizer.

Why is Windows support so bad? The only solution for any Windows problem is basically, "Have you tried reinstalling Windows?" It doesn't matter how small the problem you're having is, first thing you should try is taking it out back and shooting it.

Last one of these for a while, now with more visual distinction between completed and incomplete features. I'm going to try drawing tiles with graphics rather than using sprites. They're not as efficient, but the tiles are square and static. I think it'll be fine.

And now with a little more shading.

First screenshot of the new tile placement / dungeon management game I'm working on. Prototype is coming along nicely.

Annoyed at having to rename 6 files, so I spend 3 hours writing a batch rename script...

You know, I love modding. A game with good modding support (Skyrim, Minecraft, Factorio) I can easily put a thousand hours into. What I really want to mod though... the fucking Windows operating system. There are so many things about Windows I just want to turn off or change. Tempted to go Linux.

Browser developers,
Would it really be that difficult to ensure that if you send me a key down event, that I'll eventually get a key up? Maybe just automatically send a bunch of them when the browser loses focus?

Does a single player game, running in Electron, that doesn't connect to anything, really need a content security policy?