After I posted that message, I got playtest footage of someone who missed that it was even possible to pull blocks out of crates and just thought the game was really hard, and now I feel like a dick. I think I need to change something in the tutorial to make it VERY clear, that you're supposed to build mazes. You are not supposed to find perfect positions to place the foxes that happen to work without any blocks. #PortalFoxesTD is not a super challenging puzzle game. It's a building game.

@Shards Much can be a pronoun and chocolate could be an adjective, so I guess technically A/d is valid. Subject verb direct object adverb adjective. I don't like much, but when I do, I like much very chocolate.

@Beldarak Like most solvable problems that persist in the modern world the answer is capitalism. Rich people wanted that automation the rest of us hate, and that is who gets things.

I plan to leave the #PortalFoxesTD demo up indefinitely. There's a demo flag in the build, so it's easy to push demo updates whenever I update the base game. Using all game footage for marketing materials and having a demo longer than some #VR games likely hurts my sales, but I'm hoping it'll help my reviews. I know the graphics aren't great, and so does everyone else before they spend any money. If you're on the fence, play the demo. If you like the demo, then you'll like the game because the demo is just the first 20% of the game. Saves and achievements carry over. if only people who already like the game buy the game, then my reviews should be positive, right?

@tracefree Funny, that's how I was first exposed to the idea, reading about how Doom and Wolfenstein worked before they could even rasterize triangles properly. That's raycasting, I know, but you have to get raytracing to come up with that idea. Anyway thanks for sharing, this series looks very interesting, I've been thinking about redoing my game engine's rendering in Vulkan and this might just be exactly what I need.