You, as a poor poor gypsy, take in clients, who have lost somebody very dear to them, and use an array of time-honored techniques to get the most money possible out of them. You do this by acting like you can communicate with their dead relatives.
Post-Jam Fixes: -Fixed a bug where character sprites wouldn't appear. -Fixed a bug where buttons would occasionally overlap, causing unintentional clicking.
@adrien-dittrick It doesn’t run in the browser, it’s a java applet. If you don’t have java installed it may not run, sorry. Also, is it cheating to update your game after the initial 72 hours is over? I’d like to, but I don’t want to break the rules.
I swung by to give this a try, but sadly don't have java setup. As for updates: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/rules - official rules, here's the relvant snippet:
Additional Notes for both the Jam and Compo
Both events have a Submission Hour that takes place at the end of each event (48, 72 hours later). This is an extra 1 hour for you to package-up and submit your game. In the case of the Compo: After that 1 hour, submissions for Compo will close, and you will have to submit your entry to the Jam.
Porting (especially to Web or Windows) can happen after the initial 48 hours. The longer you wait though, the less time participants will have to play your game.
Certain Bug Fixes are allowed. You can’t add new features, but if something broke or didn’t work correctly as you were finishing up, you can fix this after the deadline. You are asked to highlight the changes you make in your submission (a short change log). You probably wont get a 2nd chance with some players, but at least it wont be a problem for future players.
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Additional Notes for both the Jam and Compo
Both events have a Submission Hour that takes place at the end of each event (48, 72 hours later). This is an extra 1 hour for you to package-up and submit your game. In the case of the Compo: After that 1 hour, submissions for Compo will close, and you will have to submit your entry to the Jam.
Porting (especially to Web or Windows) can happen after the initial 48 hours. The longer you wait though, the less time participants will have to play your game.
Certain Bug Fixes are allowed. You can’t add new features, but if something broke or didn’t work correctly as you were finishing up, you can fix this after the deadline. You are asked to highlight the changes you make in your submission (a short change log). You probably wont get a 2nd chance with some players, but at least it wont be a problem for future players.