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Aside from rendering only chunks, the game is also based on a "falling sand" mechanic concept. Only difference is some entities have actual physics.

For air pressure / wind etc. you'd need to simulate physics for each pixel. That would be extremely heavy on resources and the game is already CPU heavy as it is.

EDIT: they could also do something similar to Algodoo - simulating groups of particles. That's still super difficult and possibly not in game spirit, though.

I feel the exact same. It's a miracle if I put 10 hours into a new game these days; I'm at 250 and climbing on Noita.

If you find yourself addicted to disgustingly punishing open ended roguelikes, I might also suggest POWDER. It's more of a classic style roguelike (top down turnbased) but it has an incredible amount of variation and ridiculous ways to die. It's also free and open source. http://www.zincland.com/powder/

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Let me recommend an app called Process Hacker, which will replace your Task Manager with a beefier version. I used it to find and disable useless processes running in the background that were soaking up my CPU cycles; then I used it to permanently set Noita.exe to run in High Priority.

That said, my laptop is on the low end of minimum spec requirements, and I only play vanilla. Occasionally, the audio will lag or drop, which is my cue to save the game and quit for awhile before it crashes.

Some interesting things to note:

• Things breaking apart and falling look very satisfying. - Worried about squash damage ^_^.
• Level generation is already random, yay! (compare @2:48 and @5:15
• @11:35 - The wand system looks very interesting. You can switch features and make an overpowered wand (with long cooldown).
• Wands stats are interesting: Shuffle, casts (count?), delay, recharge time, capacity(how many effects max) and spread (degrees).
• Jumping appears to go with a 'jetpack mechanic' of sorts.
• The game looks very "unfinished" - The basic engine is done, but there is still a long way to go.
• The interactions right now seem "okay", but nowhere near the level of The Powder Toy yet.

Very much looking forward to this.

Flamethrower is just an example, at that point unmodified bubble spark had basically the same range: pitiful and worthless. Normally, these projectiles travel twice as far.

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