Violently Adjusting Vertices.
I found out about this game from my friend playing it on a stream, and as someone who got hooked on The Binding of Isaac, I'm having a grand old time with it.
100% more pronounceable then the leading brand!
Too much adorableness
Got it through GMG for $6!
Pretty nice game! Will try to join TROPERVILLE!
...how do you get a sector pass?...wait, got it!
edited 5th Nov '12 3:16:05 AM by onyhow
Give me cute or give me...something?
Too much adorableness
Holy crap, the ENEMIES! Things go hell REALLY FAST!
Also, found Weighted Companion Cube as ultra rare loot!
edited 5th Nov '12 7:46:24 PM by onyhow
Give me cute or give me...something?
Avvie-free for life!
My first ever Steam purchase and I must say I don't regret a single cent.
Violently Adjusting Vertices.
Yeah, this game does NOT screw around. That's the appeal of Roguelikes, starting with little-to-nothing, and whooping ass regardless. Also, something me and my friend can agree on: "Havok physics are best physics!" By the way, there is a TV Tropes page for Cargo Commander now. It's right HERE!
100% more pronounceable then the leading brand!
So, this new game, Cargo Commander, came out.
http://www.playcargocommander.com/index.htm
It's an utterly brilliant game, and I'd strongly reccomend it to everyone here who likes them some Roguelike platform games. Now, the thing is, the Sectors (aka Levels) are procedurally generated from words/numbers, like Minecraft seeds, so everyone who enters the same one ends up with the same sequence of random-generated containers.
I've set up one for us tropers here - "TROPERVILLE" (It's always capslocked). So, we could use this as an unofficial TV Tropes mapset, to see who the best troper is in this game.
(Knows it won't be me, I kind of fail at the game.)
edited 5th Nov '12 7:28:08 AM by Rossmallo