Sleeping on the bed restores health and mana, if memory serves. And it's free! Paying attention to the "Y" prompt is your friend. ;) I was kinda tempted to suggest that the fountain should just restore one or the other, while the inn costs money to restore BOTH, but I then realized that it's kinda ...

discordgames wrote:Probably Vita only, one port is enough work!

It may be better to develop it for PSP and have it certified for play on Vita. That way, you have the benefit of the PSP's install base (which is larger than the Vita's install base), yet people who have a Vita can still play.

That actually *is* a cool idea. There should be a penalty for it, though. I suggest having it so explosions destroy items that're within range. And maybe blowing up (or burning) enemies reduces the variety of what they can drop.

I don't feel that "bottomless" pits (I'll just call them pitfalls.) make sense in games like this. You have to be really careful about how they're displayed. If it's not blatantly obvious which pitfalls are deadly and which ones are necessary for progression, then I'd prefer to not see them. I don't...

I'm pretty sure that this would allow Chasm to run on any computer that has Chrome installed on it, too. Probably not a bad idea.

HowlingLotus wrote:Scythes. Cut some fools up >:]. If not the two-handed variety - then possible the smaller single hand ones. (name escapes me)

The small ones are called sickles.

I prefer to not have to do that unless the game is making it a point to offer multiple classes. In a game with a single playable character with a predefined storyline and origin, I don't see the need for stat distribution. I like the current approach.

Depends on the platform. Frankly, I wouldn't put much faith in XBLA or XBLIG to make most developers a ton of money. Just release it for $4.99 or less on Steam, and plenty of people will buy it. If the game *does* end up costing more than that, then I'd suggest either of the following: - Start out s...

- Defeat 50 enemies in a row without taking any damage. - Defeat a boss using only your bare hands to damage it and without using any healing items. - Defeat a boss without taking any damage. - Get through a new floor (without leaving the floor or dying) without killing a single enemy. - Get through...

I'd prefer that the controls remain as simple as possible. If aiming *is* added to projectile attacks, then I'd prefer that it be in the form of a small amount of auto-aim being applied to said projectile attacks according to an accuracy stat or something like that.