My name is MadShmupper and I'm part of a group of developers working on porting games to handheld Linux devices. Our project is named PortMaster(https://portmaster.games/) and we have an active Discord server in which you are very welcome to come check out any time.https://discord.gg/JxYBp9HTAY
For the past couple of years, we've added a nice amount of games from engines such as Gamemaker and Godot to various Linux devices. Many of them in a ready to run format.
We at PortMaster, firmly believe in reaching out to content creators/game authors like yourself to ask for consent in distributing their "free" game or demo, within a ready to run port, downloadable via PortMaster. Without your consent, the user will need to manually add their own obtained game files.
It would be fantastic if you could grant us permission to include your awesome game, 'Dirty Cop', within a ready to run port on PortMaster. May we distribute the game in question, please? Your game would undoubtedly be a most excellent addition to these handheld devices. Especially in a "ready to run" format.
You and anyone else responsible for this game will of course be properly thanked, noted, and linked accordingly. PortMaster will be responsible for the ports maintenance should any be needed. However, as the creator, you are welcome to come check us out and have any say you'd like involving said port.
Please note that we are not looking to, nor shall we take or accept monetary profit for any port, nor take credit for having created any of the games that we port unless of course otherwise having indeed, made said game. Our primary goal is to introduce more games to our beloved PortMaster community and to showcase these excellent game creations by excellent devs such as yourself.
I'll close this by thanking you on behalf of myself, and the others at PortMaster, for any consideration that you may lend towards our request!
The game reminded me a lot of Hotline Miami. The game is very polished and you can tell a lot of thought went into it. The game is pretty confusing at first, I feel like a quick tutorial on the first level would be pretty nice. Like when you pick up an item it tells you what it does. (I'm still not sure what the green pickup does, is it money?) Overall, an amazing game for 1 week to make.
Thank you so much! Indeed, I had no time to put the tutorial level I had planned originally, and the green, white and brown/red bricks are the drugs you have to confiscate, I also had no time to make that clear. A lot of stuff was left out like being able to sell the drugs you confiscate and unlockables because of the time constraint. But I plan on updating this game until it reaches my original vision for it. And thanks again for the comment, it's very kind!
Thanks for the video! It seems I forgot to update the player's location on the second to last level, it's not supposed to start right by the four cops, thanks to the video I will fix it!
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This is awesome!🎩
Hello🙂
My name is MadShmupper and I'm part of a group of developers working on porting games to handheld Linux devices. Our project is named PortMaster(https://portmaster.games/) and we have an active Discord server in which you are very welcome to come check out any time.https://discord.gg/JxYBp9HTAY
For the past couple of years, we've added a nice amount of games from engines such as Gamemaker and Godot to various Linux devices. Many of them in a ready to run format.
We at PortMaster, firmly believe in reaching out to content creators/game authors like yourself to ask for consent in distributing their "free" game or demo, within a ready to run port, downloadable via PortMaster. Without your consent, the user will need to manually add their own obtained game files.
It would be fantastic if you could grant us permission to include your awesome game, 'Dirty Cop', within a ready to run port on PortMaster. May we distribute the game in question, please? Your game would undoubtedly be a most excellent addition to these handheld devices. Especially in a "ready to run" format.
You and anyone else responsible for this game will of course be properly thanked, noted, and linked accordingly. PortMaster will be responsible for the ports maintenance should any be needed. However, as the creator, you are welcome to come check us out and have any say you'd like involving said port.
Please note that we are not looking to, nor shall we take or accept monetary profit for any port, nor take credit for having created any of the games that we port unless of course otherwise having indeed, made said game. Our primary goal is to introduce more games to our beloved PortMaster community and to showcase these excellent game creations by excellent devs such as yourself.
I'll close this by thanking you on behalf of myself, and the others at PortMaster, for any consideration that you may lend towards our request!
THANK YOU SO MUCH🎩
The game reminded me a lot of Hotline Miami. The game is very polished and you can tell a lot of thought went into it. The game is pretty confusing at first, I feel like a quick tutorial on the first level would be pretty nice. Like when you pick up an item it tells you what it does. (I'm still not sure what the green pickup does, is it money?) Overall, an amazing game for 1 week to make.
Thank you so much! Indeed, I had no time to put the tutorial level I had planned originally, and the green, white and brown/red bricks are the drugs you have to confiscate, I also had no time to make that clear.
A lot of stuff was left out like being able to sell the drugs you confiscate and unlockables because of the time constraint. But I plan on updating this game until it reaches my original vision for it.
And thanks again for the comment, it's very kind!
good arcade
Thanks for the video! It seems I forgot to update the player's location on the second to last level, it's not supposed to start right by the four cops, thanks to the video I will fix it!
;D yes ending damn .. want kill all cops ahahah impossibile ahhaahha
They are in the way anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯