Just a small remark: the file for the original game jam version is called ‘Necrow co v4.4 jam build.zip’, but its title screen says that the version is 1.4; if the latter is correct, then the filename could be corrected.
(By the way, figured there would be a secret, yet finished on both ‘difficulties’ to see the difference, and now at the special level which is indeed hellish. XD Saving it for later, the final fight was already something, but this is gruesome!)
This is due to an inconsistency with how the version numbers are listed. The original build of the game was version 1.4.4. In game the versions use the first 2 numbers, while the zips use the last two. I didn’t anticipate on anyone noticing…
hey, i got a question. would it be ok if i port this to the actual gameboy? (and if so, would it be ok if i had the music files so i can be as authentic as possible?) i absolutely adore this game but want to play it on real hardware lol
EDIT: i'm very skilled in making gameboy games. check my demo out if you have the time, i'm sure i can do the game justice.
We’re just not looking to get the game ported, however we don’t have any issue with independent porting projects.
Such projects would remain completely independent, with no involvement from us. It should be made clear that there is no affiliation with us and that it is indeed derivative of the original work. It goes without saying, but any sort of monetization wouldn’t be allowed.
(And of course, copyright law still applies, if for whatever reason we do have issue with whatever is done, we would reserve the right to take action)
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Just noticed i never commented on this, but i played necrow mid 2022, and it just stuck with me! I love this little game, its a gem of a game <3
Loved this ❤️
Just a small remark: the file for the original game jam version is called ‘Necrow co v4.4 jam build.zip’, but its title screen says that the version is 1.4; if the latter is correct, then the filename could be corrected.
(By the way, figured there would be a secret, yet finished on both ‘difficulties’ to see the difference, and now at the special level which is indeed hellish. XD Saving it for later, the final fight was already something, but this is gruesome!)
This is due to an inconsistency with how the version numbers are listed. The original build of the game was version 1.4.4. In game the versions use the first 2 numbers, while the zips use the last two. I didn’t anticipate on anyone noticing…
I am losing, however, I won't let a little death get in the way. I love this one
hey, i got a question. would it be ok if i port this to the actual gameboy? (and if so, would it be ok if i had the music files so i can be as authentic as possible?) i absolutely adore this game but want to play it on real hardware lol
EDIT: i'm very skilled in making gameboy games. check my demo out if you have the time, i'm sure i can do the game justice.
I too wish this was on real hardware... somber to be turned down on porting it. It could only be a win for the community.
so true
We’re just not looking to get the game ported, however we don’t have any issue with independent porting projects.
Such projects would remain completely independent, with no involvement from us. It should be made clear that there is no affiliation with us and that it is indeed derivative of the original work. It goes without saying, but any sort of monetization wouldn’t be allowed.
(And of course, copyright law still applies, if for whatever reason we do have issue with whatever is done, we would reserve the right to take action)
Finally found time to play this game and I really enjoyed it. I'm curious what game engine was used to make the game.
It’s done with Fusion by Clickteam
Ah nice. I'll check it out! Seems worth the try after seeing what you did with it.