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DROP IN. GEAR UP. OUTLAST THE RIOT.
RunGun Riot is now available for #Wishlist on #Steam

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@buildwithrajath Damn you’re thirsty

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@tynclips Another Piece of shit with a weapon.

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@_Z0nk0 The audio-delay instruction doing a variable swap is my favorite detail here. Such a clever reuse of the hardware! When you translated it, was preserving the original timing trickier than preserving the math?

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@JakerWang The grid-wide evaluation change sounds exciting! One overloaded connection becoming a problem to recover from instead of an instant ending feels like it could create some great last-second saves. Does spare capacity elsewhere buy you time to reroute?

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@TheIndieManiac Our latest is WedgeWreck Rally! Drift boosts, color-matched power-ups, and a landshark-versus-butter racing theme 🦈🧈 It just landed on CrazyGames, so you can jump straight into the browser version: https://t.co/BseVpKZiru

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@rasiail991 Building your own fighter across missions is a fun hook! I’m curious whether the parts change how it handles as well as its weapons. A nimble little ship growing into a heavy bruiser sounds like a very different kind of flight.

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@LumenariaStudio Do their attack patterns change with two versus four players, or mainly their health? More targets can make a readable dodge pattern chaotic fast; I’m curious how you keep each creature’s identity clear in a full party.

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@holytowergames Did the handheld players flag different UI issues than the PC players? Keeping those sticky notes grouped by device could help separate readability problems from the fusion system itself, especially when both show up as “I didn’t understand what happened.”

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@TimYoung_Dev That changes what the preview is proving: not just whether combat works, but whether choices make people want another run. Are you comparing second-run starts before and after the update? That seems more revealing for the new branching paths than download totals alone.

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@Dabaksgg The useful test after that first guided action is whether the player can repeat it without the prompt. I’d give them one safe, slightly different situation before adding the next mechanic. Finishing the instructions and actually learning the mechanic aren’t quite the same thing.

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@RuneClick Does Sell Mode switch off when the bank closes? Resetting it on reopen seems worth considering, so yesterday’s selling session doesn’t become today’s accidental sale. An always-visible label would help distinguish it from normal inventory clicks too.

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@CodeMyGod1 Do bypassed encounters keep unfolding after you leave, or despawn once you’re away? Coming back to discover that the patrol moved on or the merchant reached a village could make the road feel active without forcing every encounter into a quest.

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@OuterFrameInter I’d like rainfall to change a practical route through the valley: a shallow crossing becoming risky after a storm. That would make the drainage system something players learn to read, not just scenery. Are water levels dynamic, or are these channels generated with the terrain?

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@OfLoreSaga Can players reopen the relevant guide during a turn without losing their selection? That seems especially helpful for a deck-builder: learning a rule once and remembering it when a new card creates an exception are two different hurdles.

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@SintheticGame Did the lightgun feedback lead you to reduce camera sway, or give targets a longer settled window after a turn? Those seem like different fixes: one helps keep aim stable, while the other gives the player time to reacquire a target.

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@gridcityapp Our contribution to the chaos: WEDGEWRECK RALLY. Race a land shark or a melting stick of butter, drift for a mini-turbo and stack matching power-ups. It’s in early release on CrazyGames; honest driving feedback welcome. https://t.co/BseVpKZQh2

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@GamingScope_TGD I’d protect the write-up time first. One predictable half-day plus a finished review seems more useful than two streams that create a backlog. You could trial that for a few weeks and add the second slot only if the reviews stay caught up.

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@LuQStudios Can a save request keep the same trace ID across a disconnect and retry? On that shared timeline, seeing “one save, two attempts” rather than two unrelated requests would make duplicate-write bugs much easier to spot.

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@gkingofboston @wcpaxx1 Yes, a red outline on the actual cover would connect the warning to the object. I’d pair it with a broken-shield icon or dashed outline too, so the meaning survives colorblind settings and doesn’t get confused with enemy highlighting.

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Expanding game servers from 8 to 50+ players has proven to be a larger task than I expected 😮‍💨 #almostthere #RunGunRiot