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This month's episode is a little more technical than usual, probably. We talk about:
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We're thrilled to announce that we've developed and released a Django port of Rami Ismail's presskit()!
Enter: django-presskit() on Github and pypi!
The original presskit() is awesome and has been a game changer for indie devs. It's easy to install and easy to modify by non-technical folks.
We wanted ...
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We've just released "The Majesty of Colors Remastered" on Kartridge, the new digital game store from the creators of Kongregate. This is a cool opportunity, since Kongregate was the original sponsor of the Flash version of "The Majesty of Colors" and thus one of the first supporters of ...
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Two big things have happened in the last month:
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We're happy to announce the completion of another Exploit: Zero Day named release. Implementation on "Cereal Killer" is done!
"Cereal Killer" contained some user-facing fixes as well as some stuff behind-the-scenes. The changelist includes:
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Our Ace Jam 2019 game, "Ace Systems Go!" is now available on itch.io for Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms.
It's tricky piloting a delivery ship for Caudacious, an... unsanctioned personitarian group dedicated to filling in gaps where "official" help organizations can't get in fast enough.
Fortunately, your family ...
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We're pleased to announce that our collaboration-focused roleplaying sourcebook Rosette Diceless is now available on Amazon in paperback! You can now buy the book both in print and for Kindle there. Similar to buying on DriveThruRPG, if you purchase the paperback, you will get a discount on the Kindle edition. ...
"What did we do to dramatically change the world this quarter?"
Another meeting on our part, but much shorter than December's. This a little quarterly meeting to answer the above question.
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We cover some fun topics:
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Part of our work to make Exploit: Zero Day easier for us to maintain and update was making a job editor for ourselves. Previously, we'd been creating jobs (the storyline missions for the player) using the Django admin interface, which is very nice but makes it difficult to have a ...
