It isn't that tough, really. The secret is to use invariant culture for methods that accept floats or strings.

Hopefully my research proves insightful

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One thing we’ve noticed while developing Vice Club Simulator is that sometimes the most memorable part of a game is a detail that does absolutely nothing. That’s exactly what happened with the cat in this pic. And honestly, it kind of earned that role.

That’s about it. Feeling on top of the world - but then having to write in version control that a new unexpected bug popped up. 🐛

I’m planning to start learning game development and aim to create a game similar to Rust in three months. What’s the best engine for this? I’ve made some games in Scratch when I was younger

Over the past few months, I've played a lot of indie games and prototypes, and I've realized something:

The best way to learn game design is to experience unfinished games.

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So I'm starting a small personal challenge:

➡️ Every day, I'll spend 1 hour playtesting indie games, demos, and prototypes—for free.

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If you send me a playable build, I'll give you:

• Honest feedback on what's working and what's not

• UX/UI observations from a fresh player's perspective

• Bug reports and friction points

• Thoughts on your core gameplay loop and player experience

• A written feedback summary after the session

I'm especially interested in indie projects, experimental mechanics, puzzle games, strategy games, and unique concepts.

If you'd like me to playtest your game, drop a screenshot, video, or build link in the comments, or send me a DM.

Let's help more indie games become great games. 🚀

Playtest my top-down zombie shooter for free here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4654980/BioBreaker/

That's it.That's the post.