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jannaultheal@lemmy.worldOPto Games@lemmy.world•Game design question : how to make a "trapped" player character?English4·2 days agoI have in mind a puzzle game. Not a room escape, but more of a code golf-style game. For example, those programming puzzles that say “write a computer program that adds numbers, but you’re not allowed to use the + sign anywhere in your code”.
jannaultheal@lemmy.worldOPto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•New to lemmy. Is there a version of /r/changemyview?342·2 days agouhh. where did you get that idea from? I support trans rights.
jannaultheal@lemmy.worldOPto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•New to lemmy. Is there a version of /r/changemyview?202·3 days agoAre you familiar with the subreddit /r/changemyview ? I don’t have a topic to discuss right now. But I am against the reddit admins banning a certain topic from being discussed because it’s controversial.
jannaultheal@lemmy.worldto World News@lemmy.world•‘I don’t date at all now’: one woman’s journey into the darkest corners of the manosphereEnglish6·3 days agoI’m a man and I am going to speak out against this. Sharing intimate photos without consent is disgusting
Thank you for the detailed response. The gameplay loop I have in mind is a puzzle game where the thing you’re trying to do is usually easy, but you’re limited in some way that makes it hard. An example I gave in another comment is : write a computer program that adds two numbers, but you’re not allowed to use the + symbol.
I really like your idea of “beneficial spell”. I think maybe the knight and enemies are autonomous, and the princess can only do a single action to make the knight succeed.
I remember playing a game like this. It’s based on Conway’s game of life. The goal is to flip a single cell to make all the cells die after a certain number of turns.