Tiny Glade Any% Speedrun

So, safe to say you're not part of the 1,000,000+ people that wishlisted the game then. Good to know.

Originally posted by h3r2tic:

Tiny Glade Any% Speedrun

Question, if someone doesn't even start the game. Does that mean they have beaten the 2 minute speed run?

Originally posted by captclaw:

Question, if someone doesn't even start the game. Does that mean they have beaten the 2 minute speed run?

Only if they have real fun with it, for example by reading the game's config files or SteamDB package metadata.

If you just think about playing the game, does that mean you win the game? An interesting reversal[en.wikipedia.org]

OP that's what he said

h3r2tic if i hadn't already wishlisted the game, that reply alone would have made me do it..

Originally posted by captclaw:

h3r2tic if i hadn't already wishlisted the game, that reply alone would have made me do it..:pilothappy:

i unwishlisted and re wishlisted because of Tom's reply. Basically i wishlisted twice. got ya!

Hahaha <3

... brb, removing the game from Steam just so you can wishlist again for realz.

Originally posted by h3r2tic:

Hahaha <3

... brb, removing the game from Steam just so you can wishlist again for realz.

I can see your fellow Devs asking you what the heck you are doing

2min in and it's already fun

what is there ( not much ) is fun. but its shallow for sure. I think it needs some of the recommendations and suggestions and ideas many players have already purposed and offered.

Like people that interact with what you make in a very cozy sort of presentation and detailed that automatically runs without a lot of overseeing from the player.

The game can be big for kids.
I as adult enjoyed the game. but i can see the issues with trying to keep the attention of an older even teen audience.

But let those kids move the animals around easily and see people moving around and have sound effects to follow all that, and you'll have a winner here.

I would add more building material types homes, structures textures etc.

Originally posted by Jnthn777:

what is there ( not much ) is fun. but its shallow for sure. I think it needs some of the recommendations and suggestions and ideas many players have already purposed and offered.

Like people that interact with what you make in a very cozy sort of presentation and detailed that automatically runs without a lot of overseeing from the player.

The game can be big for kids.
I as adult enjoyed the game. but i can see the issues with trying to keep the attention of an older even teen audience.

But let those kids move the animals around easily and see people moving around and have sound effects to follow all that, and you'll have a winner here.

I would add more building material types homes, structures textures etc.

Why should a game be attractive for teens? This game is just a tiny simulator, for who wants to pay for it. If teens don't like it, so be it, they can always choose not to buy it.

Originally posted by Packard Walsh:

i had real fun, for 2 minutes

Is that what all the women tell you?