Redlander Demo

The tutorial is already so fun. Great movement and control ideas!

Came back to play it again~~ Still one of my favorite games on Itch! :D

this is super cute, a delight!

I first played the tutorial like, oh this is cool, then played the actual game. pleasantly surprised, overall, really neat. Keep up the good work! I love the talk sprites for Max! really well done.

waaaaugh!!! too cool \(*o*)/

Very nice mechanics, definitely something to keep an eye out for

Man this game seems really great. The controls, the style and the music all seem to come together great. I'm looking forward to the game's release

i love the little greblin gremlin critter i just finished the tutorial it was a little confusing but now that i know this is some kind of bitsy super hack...

This was a lot of fun. I really like the innovative style of control with the wrench. Can't wait to see more of it. Keep it up! 

I am so excited!!

Loved this demo. The concept is very nice. Looking forward to playing the complete game. You should open a Ko-fi account apart from the patreon for occasional backers. I would love to help but cannot patreon every people I would like.

This is really hecking cool!!!

Gosh, I can’t express how much I love these aesthetics! I also love the use of coyote-time to make the grid-based movement manageable. And the progression based on the unexpected infrastructure discovery is very cool.

I feel like I have a lot to learn from your games that I can apply in my own! I made my way through the entire tutorial and the demo; great work, excited to play more! :D

This is so awesome!

wonderful how on earth?! <3

Wow, this is very, very cool. Amazing what determination, creativity, and hacking can do.

This is mind-blowing, Dana. It's been a privilege to see a little bit of the background work on this (everyone should go check out & pledge to Dana's Patreon!), but to see it all coming together like this is something else entirely. Even more, to get to play this - this game you are making is uh... very large in scope, and I knew this, but I think I'm finally wrapping my head around that. The thing is, the sheer passion you have for this idea, for this project, shines through so much in every detail, in the amount of things that players cannot *access* or do not even need to look at in this incredible little demo.
It's hilarious to me that there are so many mechanics that you managed to cram into this thing that you had to put a whole multi-scene tutorial on the demo, and that Maxine isn't even the only character, and this isn't the only planned tool for her (spoilers!)
And good glory, that's not even to speak of the number of hacks of the original code that have been built into this. It's so easy to quickly forget that you're using something that is a fork of Bitsy while you're playing this. The character portraits turned out even more dynamic and expressive than I thought they would, your use of dynamic color made the world come to life, and your sound effects are so charming - every time Max falls I think it's sad and also cute, just like that first time she did in the Redlander Jam game.

Thank you so much for sharing your work, I excitedly (as always) look forward to more.