{"author_name": "SumGato", "cat": "LD #31", "comments": [], "epoch": 1417968180, "likes": 3, "metadata": {"p_key": "23290", "p_author": "SumGato", "p_authorkey": "26412", "p_urlkey": "58678", "p_title": "Participating on this one!", "p_cat": "LD #31", "p_event": "LD31", "p_time": "1417968180", "p_likes": "3", "p_comments": "0", "p_status": "UPD5", "us_key": "26412", "us_name": "SumGato", "us_username": "sumgato", "event_start": "1417737600", "event_key": "26", "event_name": "LD31"}, "text": "

This may be a bit late to post about entering in the contest, but I had to start the game this morning (I was busy yesterday) and I didn’t know if I would be able to finish it. But I think I’m going to be able to.

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This is how my game looks at the moment. I thought that making a game with only one screen was a too broad concept, so as you can see I took the “screen” word in a literal way. You have to do (or, more precisely, type) what the screen tells you to win the game. In the screen hints about what you have to type will be displayed. The screen will be blurry and broken in the beginning, but you can upgrade it using currency (the images that appear in the screen tell you how to earn currency, too. You will also slowly earn currency over time so you can upgrade the screen even if you don’t figure out what you have to do.)

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I’m using haxe with OpenFl for this project.

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", "time": "December 7th, 2014 11:03 am", "title": "Participating on this one!"}