Gamejolt has been a platform i used for quite a lot longer before i made an account, i love this platform and met some really creative people on it. However with the recent collaboration of Gamejolt and an NFT company I am now heavily disappointed by the choices of Gamejolt.
NFT's not only hurt our planet by requiring more power from computers to make, but also hurt artists by trying to make their art seem worthless. And with Gamejolt being a platform AGAINST twitters/x's decisions and being a place for all creative artists, developers, and more, its so confusing why they would go ahead and think this was alright.
I, if it wasn't obvious, am very much against the idea of NFT's and don't want to be anywhere near the idea of NFT's or supporting them. However this is Gamejolt, its where I host the pages for my games mainly as its a great social platform to communicate updates through. So for now Louder is remaining on Gamejolt and will release on Gamejolt, as for my next game Overload (which I plan to talk about its official title, subject manner, and age rating on a later date) It will be getting updates here and potentially only releasing on Itch.io unless Gamejolt actually gets their shit together.
Next up
Welcome to the farm. Page Revamp is now up.
the dore (featuring filing cabinet)
Hello, due to college work stressing me out heavily I will not be able to work on games for a bit. In the mean time have this as compensation.
well would you look at that..(potential native LOUDER linux version is now up in the air)
map in the works thanks to management wanted..
I have bought 110 security breach packs when they were still available and never really opened them..i cant get rid of them nor can i open them now..not sure what to do with them
Is something out there?
Happy Valentines Day everyone! Sorry for the lack of updates recently, been working on my drawing skills again and have been dealing with college work. But take this screenshot as an apology.
While my spring break is nearing, here is GSaF 1.0 running on a real install of Windows XP with One Core API in a virtual machine. This is truly the graveyard shift experience.










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