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No, there's no way to export the save. But that's a good idea, I should let people download their save file. I'll add it to my todo list.

HOLY hell I've never simulated it that long myself. But yeah I've also had problems with the web version in that performance degrades until it crashes. Web just sucks as a platform for games especially with Godot and there might not be much I can do about that. I suggest playing the downloadable version. If you get crashes there too then that might be concerning and I'd have to check for memory leaks and what not.

Awesome I'm glad you like it. There isn't currently a way to turn off random events but I want to add that next release along with a "galaxy generation" screen where you can change galaxy scale, number of starting empires, etc. Right now tech unlocks more weapons and bigger ships but in the dev build I just added some new buildings that are unlocked with tech. Destroyers are unlocked at tech level 2 and cruisers are unlocked at level 3. Currently nothing happens when empires advance past level 3 but I plan on adding exciting stuff like capital ships and doomsday weapons past that level.

Ah I didn't consider that people don't know if they're hitting the boss or not. I of course knew he was taking damage cause I coded it, but I understand how people might not know. Thanks for the feedback.

I couldn't get past the second level because my arrows weren't hitting anything so I got frustrated and quit. Cool idea but the playability needs to be improved.

Aw, you didn't get to the city with the destructible buildings and mecha-hitler boss fight? That's the best part.

I think the game is a bit frustrating because it starts off so fast paced and the controls are complicated. I think it'd be better if it started off slower, and start off with simpler abilities, then unlock growing/shrinking later.

I like this game's concept and art style but the gameplay could use some work. For one, I didn't know that you could only burn small objects at first so I was just going around lighting stuff up thinking I was gonna gain score when I wasn't. I say make it so that objects you can't actually destroy don't get lit up & communicate to player that only small objects can be destroyed at first. Second, I don't like the time limit mechanic, there clearly isn't enough ways to increase the timer and it's quite anticlimactic when it ends. Maybe do away with the time limit altogether and just make the game get gradually harder and harder and have some big firefighter final boss or something.

I love this concept

This game looks great, but I wouldn't say I enjoy the gameplay. I think it's a bit tedious going back and forth between the controls.

Satisfying movement but I got stuck on a level because the door didn't open despite me having cleared out all the enemies.

I like it. Game should get harder as you go though. and maybe some ways to level up your character, bigger aoe, more projectiles, etc

You have to wait a moment for it to download the 20 MB of data.

Half of those downloads are probably just me testing my game on my laptop let's be real.

Behold, a multiplayer shooter game where you can destroy literally everything. Right now you can either play singleplayer with bots or host/join a server and play PvP. The only gamemode right now is capture the flag. But I want to appeal to all kinds of players so a PvE/Co-op mode is in my plans for the future.

I just released version 0.3 which I've declared to be the first alpha version of the game. Declaring it alpha changes nothing but it just feels good to call it alpha.

https://silver4.itch.io/guns-blocks-and-steel

I'm working on a fps game. It's multiplayer but I'm gonna try to update the game to have AI bots so singleplayer is an option. I guess in its current state you can sorta play alone, you can build a house or shoot rockets in the air and try to dodge them as they fall down. I dunno LOL.

https://silver4.itch.io/guns-blocks-and-steel

https://silver4.itch.io/guns-blocks-and-steel

A multiplayer fps block game

Ah, it's nice to see a fellow philosopher.