This awesome game needs a revive. It's a mature themed humorous 3d platfomer like Conker's Bad Fur Day set in a 1930 cartoon world. The main protagonist is a thieving and sneaky broke weasel which tries to get money with immoral ways. @3DPlatforming
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@RealOddMenIn As a great ren and stimpy fan and one of my favorite genres are metroidvanias, this is a dream project for me. I only wish you guys make a ps5 port and a physical version. Cant wait to play.
@clemmygames I took a hiatus from developing games and honestly, it all feels a bit same.
Even if you make games quickly with AI, You still have to be extremely lucky to make it and get picked up by some curators so that your game actually sells.
(Shameless plug of my current project)
It’s always great to see ExeKiller through someone else’s eyes - especially in a video this good! Thanks for checking out our game and putting this together, Partner! 🧡
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