Guide Roland around the maze, using the many blocks to push his biscuits into an area he can eat them from.

SamuelAFalvoII on Twitter suggested something, yesterday.
The biscuit game might be being tweaked as a result.

As I continue to tweak the level generator, I've somehow managed to get it to make a few rare 3-biscuit levels.
They're incredibly few and far between, but every 100 or so generated levels brings a 3-biscuit level to the forefront.

Today during testing, I hit a rather nasty issue with the framework.
When coding the Online Scoreboard component, I added a 5 second timeout to the code.
Unfortunately, as well as that works "in theory", the timeout is completely ignored during the "connect" part of the script.

In a reply to yesterday's Ideas post, Michael Adcock (@adcockm) suggested I look into Pico-8 development.
He then (via Twitter) brought up the fact that I couldn't do it with my new C++ framework, so the idea of attempting it is a little less appealing.

It began, last night, at about 2am.
*pop*

Feels good to be coding, properly, again!

Developments

I took last night off from development, but that didn't mean I stopped developing!

An unexpected addition to the comments, as @RSKGames decides to give us a lovely "Top 15 Games of the Year" list!
Thanks
As we have come to the end of games this year, following is my top 15 (10 was not enough so 15) AGAW games this year.

15. Pigeon's Treat

Each week, players send in their thoughts for that week's game.
Or, at least, RSKGames does!
If you want to submit your own thoughts, stick 'em in the comments, or email them in.
This week's game is Sheep Goes Right

RSKGames

Overview: A totally different AGAW game in terms of art style and music but with the familiar mix of twist to the gameplay mechanics and attention to detail. A pleasant surprise is that the game is not endless, it has finite levels and ends w...

Each week (or whenever I get aroud to releasing a game!) Players submit their thoughts.
I say players, but it's pretty much just RSKGames at this point.
Feel free to submit your own thoughts, and I'll add them to these posts!!
This week, RSKGames looks at (URL "https://AGameAWeek.com/2017/08/release-2017-35-the-sheriff-of-cardington/">The Sheriff of Cardington)

RSKGames

Overview: Another week of giving a new twist to a very popular game. This week it is the turn for memor...

Each week, Player's submit their thoughts on that week's game.
Let's see what people thought of Bug destruction!

RSKGames

Game Overview: In a randomly generated level infested with a small number of big green bugs and lot of smaller white bugs the player is a floating exploding bomb. Using just 3 bombs per level the player has to kill all the green bugs to progress to the next level.

The bugs are out to get you.
Blast them all away!

Developments

Lots of work on SoCoder, yesterday, but .. Not a lot to show for it.

Developments

I know I did SOMETHING yesterday morning...?!

Each week, after a game's release, people submit their thoughts on whether they liked or disliked the results.
If you'd like to join in with the feedback, leave a comment on the game, (URL "mailto:Jayenkai@Gmail.com">email me), or just (URL "https://twitter.com/Jayenkai">Tweet) at me!
This week's game is (URL "https://AGameAWeek.com/2017/07/release-2017-30-monsters-ate-my-cheesecake/">Monsters Ate My Cheesecake!)

RSKGames

Overview: A dark room of maze, a torch ligh...

Developments

Hopefully I'm fully rested, now, and am ready to get back into coding.

Waiting...

For the past day and a half, my laptop's fan's been kicking off like crazy.
Watching Task Manager, it was all down to Windows Modules Installer Worker, working away in the background, killing all CPU, Memory and Disk access for what must've been about 12 hours in total.

Developments

Whatever will I make, this week!?
Hmm...

Developments

I've gotten fairly close, but I'm still a long way off..

Developments

HP Laptop is now completely unbootable.

As with all years, this year's had it's ups and downs.
After last year's Gap-Year, it felt good to get back into the thick of things, and I started the year off with some rather odd ideas.
As the year went on, the ideas fizzled out, and we got back into regular "Dodge the X, Collect the Y" territory, which is a bit of a shame.
And then there was the EPIC disaster that is Gamma Collexion.