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DREDGER
5 years ago

Updates and feedback


Hi there, it's Tim, if you're seeing this post then I appreciate even your passing interest in this project or even arriving at this page, means a lot. Second of all I just want to give a little postmortem and say that this was a fun little project to put together, which probably (from it's first version by the time you read this) was put together in half a month or so and was really just meant to sorta prove to myself that I can release something fun and also not too complicated or polished in a relatively short time to get over my very bad "shiny object syndrome".  Anyway...

UPDATES. 

Yes. There will be updates! More items, levels, weapons, features, fixes, graphics improvements, the works.

FEEDBACK. 

Yes. Give me feedback! Give me valid understandable nice criticism or just tell me I suck I don't really care either way as long as I can improve the game from it whether it be from an existential crisis or not.

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