Frantic disc blasting ahoy!

*phew* I've found it!!

Here is the tool .zip contains Windows exe, BlitzMax Sourcecode and this font. Hopefully the font's creator doesn't dislike that I've included it. If you find a better font (eg, one with the little serifs on) then let me know.

I thought that, for this game, having a string of enemies would result in a more difficult enemy to beat.

Here's roughly how the game's looking, so far.

Yesterday, I spent a fair amount of time deleting a lot of content

@RSKGames says.. This is a comment about the recent feature ''enter your name'' after playing one time.

Each week, a massive influx of comments are sent from all players all over the world! ... Let's see what RSKGames thought about this week's game. You can Download Pogo the Fridge here.

@RSKGames

Overview: ''Pogo the Fridge'' is the Jumping platformer cousin of ''Squashly Boop''. This is a much harder game than the ''Squashly Boop''.

Pogo's life is intruded by a barrage of rebellious fruit. Squish them to death!!

A couple of days ago, I posted this short "Trailer Template". (YouTube) @RSKGames has commented! A bit more information text message in the video about the number of levels and goal of the game would have been nice.

Last month, I subscribed to the ZenPop Ramen selection. The box appears, then over the coming weeks, I review each of the noodles. Last month's collection can be found in this SoCoder Thread, but I figured it might be something entertaining to crosspost here, too. Noodle Seven

Enemy and Item spawning are now functioning, but I've yet to add any bullets to the strawberry's gun.

What kind of baddies attack a fridge?! What would be the arch rival of a chiller cabinet!??!

Not really 100% sure what's going on here, if I'm honest, but the game now features a pogo-stick-hopping refrigerator. .. Because.. .. ... *shrugs* Tomorrow I need to come up with a more interesting set of gameplay elements than "Try not to fall into the chasm". Some proper enemies would help, I imagine.

Last month, I subscribed to the ZenPop Ramen selection. The box appears, then over the coming weeks, I review each of the noodles. Last month's collection can be found in this SoCoder Thread, but I figured it might be something entertaining to crosspost here, too. Noodle Six

Well, that doesn't sound right!!

In order to make the Bouncer format work properly, I'm going to need to give the player a different kind of control scheme. I'm almost tempted to strip away the "constantly bouncing" form of the ball, and go for something more like Soccer Kid on the Amiga.