Nice!

Glad to see you made the deadline =)

We sent our 10 copies yesterday, I'll post pictures of out 10 production copies soon =)

"I don't know what to do with myself".
Fix all the bugs you added in your sleepless-workaholic-hours?

Quote: Fix all the bugs you added in your sleepless-workaholic-hours?

ROFL!
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Great work indeed man.. How about you get some sleep now; for a good 24 hours. Then wake up and pour out, what seems to be, an endless stream of ideas.

Goodluck

You are my hero.

Wow, this game looks great!

I want to play it. :)

Thanks guys!

I just hope I didn't screw anything up..I was on a tough schedule getting the game ready for the IGF, I didn't have much time to thoroughly test all the stuff I was throwing in there.

I can submit a single patch before October 25th, but there is no promise that EVERYONE will get it, hopefully they will though :-D

I'm going to address any issues with the game in that update, as well as have a ton more cool stuff in there.

My prodution schedule is:
1 - Write the code.
2 - Test the code.
3 - Fix any bugs found in that code.
4- Test again t make sure it's straight.
5 - Repeat with new feature.

I don't think this is something that larget projects can do, only 1-man programming teams.

On larger teams many differnt people write a code and it doesn't get tested until further down the road when it's combined with all the other stuff...I dunno though as I've never worked on a large team of people making a commercial game :-D

I think that's one advantage of single person programming team. Though bugs can be eliminated with solid code...it's very difficult to write perfect code in one shot especially with complex algorithms like pathfinding, or physics/AI stuff. A lot of tweaking needs to be done in order to get it working as planned.

- Dan

Great work! Now if I could only start a game for once...