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Game is called Pongy on the play store if anyone is interested btw.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.SGameStudios.Pongy

This is the game where that's from btw.

"Real time tactics roguelite" isn't really a genre I'm overly interested in but I've been following this one for years because the visuals are just so lovely.

(Kinda late but wanted to clear this up)

Epic doesn't strictly speaking require you to show the logo anywhere.

You do have to include the copyright and trademark notice. Instead of having it in on an empty screen with just the legal text or such, most people show the logo animation with the text at the bottom. Because it generally doubles as seal of quality.

Most players associate those huge titles with Unreal and very little trash.

For a good reason as well. Because you actually have to obtain a license to display the logo. And they refuse games to advertise with the name if they are too far out there.

While most people assume what you were thinking. The opposite is the case!

Thought this was interesting enough to share it :)

>Or this post could be a joke and I’m being an asshole about this

its a joke I really hope Nintendo doesn't go on itch.io and copy really bad indie games for their mario party mini games

Maze Defenders is a Tower Defense for Android & iOS currently in development.
It's a classic TD with a focus on Mazing and Tower customization, it's planned for release later 2022.
BETA is available for Android at:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobile.defense.gears

Oh my god, YES to GitLab. That is where I am hosting my janky ass-linux from scratch system. I can't get linux to boot cause of fucking kernel config for the life of me. AND IT DOESNT HELP THAT IM TRYING TO BOOT ON AN UEFI SYSTEM EITHER!!! You are supposed to build LFS from an existing linux distro. (I'm using Ubuntu Mate)

If I'm not wrong, the old devices running symbian runs games written in j2me (so yea, java). However, the device here is actually a Nokia 8810 4G - pretty new! It's a budget phone running kaiOS that can run HTML5 games pretty easily. Check it out here: https://www.kaiostech.com/

Lua does use scopes though?

do local a = "test" print(a) end

print(a)

--> test

--> nil

https://www.lua.org/demo.html