got it, thanks!
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Hello, it's my first time participating in 7DRL, but I wanted to know if it's OK to update the game after the jam submission period deadline.
I've marked my entry as incomplete since it doesn't have some features that I wanted it to have, but I want to continue working on the game to add these features. Can I leave the jam version of the game up and upload the updated version as a separate build so that both are available to download, or is there a period of time after the jam submission deadline when the game page should not be updated at all (after which the game can be updated)
this was fun! i particularly enjoyed using the binoculars to look around. it was a challenge trying to lead the creatures closer to get a photo of them together. (found out that drakes can eat other monsters...)
an obelisk spawned on the door to the next level so i burned to a crisp though haha. i panicked & forgot about the rain...
you can update by downloading the game from the game page. don't know what games you've downloaded games previously, but you can check the version number on the page of the game you want to update to see if it's higher than the version of the game version you have downloaded. (i believe if you are using the itch.io app, it should make it clear if the version you have downloaded is not the newest version.)
i haven't actually found the potion yet but i have found many other curious things! this is very lovely & i am looking forward to flipping through more when i get the physical version!
(also i should have read this page properly before going through the pdf because i didn't realise the choices were links...! that's very convenient.)
funnily enough i actually got flagged for posting a regular comment on a game, and i really don't know why my account was flagged when spam comments are getting through fine.
i already had 2fa activated on my account... i have contacted itch support via email about this issue, but as of this comment, i have not received any response & don't seem to have a way to check if this warning on my account has been removed or not.
so clearly itch is trying to do something, but what it's doing is flagging real human accounts & not spam bots.
anyway, not a great solution but what i've been doing is adding custom css to hide the comment box entirely.
pros: it leaves up the old comments at least.
cons: real people can't leave new comments and that's sad...
the code:
/* hiding comment box */
.community_post_form_widget {display:none;}
.community_post_list_widget::before {content:'[Comments closed due to site-wide spam]\00000a \00000a \00000a'; white-space: pre-wrap;}a super detailed guide! the photos are really good for illustrating how people can do their own setups at events &c. & also just overall lovely & aspirational & makes me want to dream a bit bigger about what we could do as indie devs! it would be very cool to have more indie devs connected to the local community... 🥺 (i hope your local goth shop accepts your games in the future!!)
The cards are never flipped on the playing field! I just show them as flipped in the instructions to try to make it clear that those cards aren't relevant to the specific instructions getting explained in that rule (didn't want to add more visual noise), but I see now why that might be confusing.
You only flip the face-up pills to be face-down if you want to reshuffle your hand.











































































