Due to the limitations in Renpy for deep mechanics with popups or events, we're thinking on migrating the game before building the rest of changes to ge for a final version with more mechanics and events. What do you suggest? Gamemaker? Godot? Other?

The game has changed so much since the competition that it looks like a different game. There are so many new options and features....

7 days of non-sleeping work side by side with my son we’re worth it! We are so happy to get the first prize of the narrative jam!!!!

Gamejolt, you can’t imagine how important this is for us as a small dev team!!!

Thanks!!!

@ColesyGaming is a Jolter to Watch! They post great gaming videos! Follow them before the quest ends on September 24 and you'll get Coins!

This is the new resource management of The Bunker, finally running under GODOT!!! We've been porting the game for one week already and it's looking better than ever. more stable, more visually appealing and with shaders that will make it look great.

Our 2024 Advent Calendar has opened! Day 21: @DarkTaurus is a great Creator who creates content centered around horror games! Accept the quest and give them a follow to get Coins and a seasonal sticker!

I realized our discord link was outdated. This is the good one: https://discord.gg/JSFcMpbgyw

Thanks thanks thanks!! And congrats to the other winners of the #narrativejam and all the other great entries!! There were very cool ideas there!

A dad and his son.

The exploration mode in The Bunker is totally crazy!! The survival narrative experience now is also an adventure horror experience when you need to go out the bunker for looting. We are putting all sort of crazy stories into this part! Join our Discord!

Our pals at @serenityforge have released Doki Doki Literature Club on iOS and Android!

Support them by picking up DDLC avatar frames, backgrounds, and sticker packs in the Game Jolt Shop or on their profile!

The Bunker is growing on a daily basis. We finally added the new Explore feature, so now you can be a real scavenger to protect your family from hunger. What do you think about this style of exploring?