Yesterday's plan.
Grab Switch and Keyboard, Code game, Be productive.

Oops, going to have to watch out for that in the future.

Somewhere along the way, the new Browsercade Scaling has knocked the touch controls out of whack.

Guess it's time to start thinking about November.
Oh no, it's already November!
Aargh!!

Oh no, I bought another MacBook...
Aargh!
Let the week-long install begin..

Climb around the maze, avoiding all the deadly dangers.
Bubble..
... Bubble Munky
If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

Last day of the month, and no SmileBASIC game to show for it.
Hmm..
This isn't good.

Another two themes in the bag!
The SpikeDislike Advent Calendar is coming together nicely.

Lots of stuff got done yesterday, but I can't show any of it off yet!
.. Planning ahead sucks!

Oh, geez, it's Monday already.
Been so focussed on SpikeDislike that I'm neglecting AGameAWeek Proper.

Michael Fernie is interested to know just how off-the-spike I'm aiming with the Advent collection..

After working on SpikeDislike VR for a little bit, I found myself reaching for the Switch...
Two hours later, after a lot of aimless rambling, I finally set down the Switch edition of No Man's Sky and decided to head back to work on SpikeDislike.

After gathering up all the things I needed to launch my ship into space, I headed off, created a base, visited a space station and then blasted outwards to see what else was in the galaxy.

I started a game last week in GotoJSE, and as much fun as it is playing with "Element A", there's little to no gameplay going on in the thing.

Over on the Switch I have a random platform level generator, which spawns small areas with ladders attached at various points.

There are now 3 almost identical themes on the main menu of SpikeDislike.com

I want to add a big option to the "Click to Start" screen, before the game's ready to go.

Like we did last summer.
Let's test again.
Testing time is here.

The long awaited multiplayer sequel to the chaotic popcorn battler.
If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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Time to switch up my art tool on MacOS.
As much as I've enjoyed using Pixelmator Pro, it's becoming more and more a Photo tool, and no longer suitable for pixelart and sprites.

The SmileBASIC framework can now cope with 4 players at once.
Hurray!
.. I think..!

The Multiplayer menu for SmileBASIC games is kinda functional, now, but the controllers aren't quite as good as they could be.

Yesterday was mostly spent watching the news, as the "Is she, isn't she" news of Queen Elizabeth II's health and eventual passing was all over the TV and Internet.

I've had this week's ALChoon sitting on my drive since last Thursday, waiting to be posted.
Now that it's gone, my drive is lonely, and needs another ALChoon.