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I played such an insane amount of Cogmind this year, it probably was honestly a little too close to an actual addiction. It's interesting to find a game that is so deep and detailed and yet so specific and set on its ways, for better or worse, though generally for the better imo.
I've had a hard time capture the game how I'd like to but this drawing was the closest I could get. Cool game, go play it and die over and over again.
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I was fortunate enough to have some fanart I did of the game Cogmind featured in its annual review: https://www.gridsagegames.com/blog/2024/12/year-11-of-the-cogmind/
It's a great game and I'd recommend it to anyone who's a fan of tough traditional roguelikes
plating and heatsinks, plating and heatsinks, i'm a little lad that loves plating and heatsinks
Loaves Don't Skip Legs Day
Loaves are not skipping legs day for yet another week. Time for more Cogmind and this time we'll make sure to use our utility slots as efficiently as we can now that we got more knowledge. https://www.twitch.tv/redacted_cat
Can asteroids rip through your ship?
This is a first simple attempt at adding an asteroid hazard to the game. And first trick was to just make something move. Just the basics get something moving and then go from there. Pretty simple pretty messy the bigger feat will be making it move as one and figuring out some center of mass things etc. Easy stuff for tomorrows me to figure out.
At first I actually had it tear through the ship right through the / angled parts just an accidental positioning. Then moving it down like in the first half of the clip it just kind of rammed into the ship and stuck on the hull. That type of material will have a valid use later on in this dev.
However I quickly made it so that it would go throw thin ship hull. And it also has the added bonus here of ripping through the ship floor too. I cannot wait to also add the thermal and lighting effects to this. Its going to be a pretty cool looking effect. I hope it will anyway we'll see if I can pull it off.
I also forgot to mark the ship wall properly for repairable things, one of the first things I'll do tomorrow. Its good to have something to fix first thing makes a good first win and want to get more done.
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How i beat my first run lol
could the Cogmind (from Cogmind) kill macbeth?
Yes, the Cogmind from the eponymous Cogmind could kill Macbeth!
Being a robot that continuously rebuilds itself, it presumably applies for all three Clauses. That being said, this ruling could very well be inaccurate, as I couldn't find any good resources for the story or lore surrounding Cogmind.
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((Also I deeply apologize for my prolonged absence. A lot has been going on IRL for me, and I've been finding it incredibly difficult to find much motivation for this anymore, unfortunately, but I do want to try and get back into it. Sorry I never announced any sort of break or anything; I guess I just didn't want to admit to myself that I needed time off. This doesn't necessarily mean that I'm back, especially not to my regular posting frequency, but I'll be trying my best. Thanks for understanding.))
I have now played at least 3 games where you play as a robot with interchangeable parts and the ability to take said parts from your enemies. Cogmind is an excellent rougelike that executes this concept better than any other game I’ve ever played. The thing to note is that cogmind is a 2D ASCII game from a solo dev, and it’s more fun than TerraTech, which uses a full 3d physics engine and block based building system. The thing to note is the huge impact that UI and art style have - terratech has a generally unremarkable low-poly world with parts that look like they came from sci-fi vehicle concept art. Cogmind’s UI looks like something a robot would design for themselves, the 2D blocks of the world look like approximations of sensor data, and it’s world features a ton of non-combat robots to scrap for parts. Despite the fact that terratech actually lets you build a 3d robot using parts from other scrapped bots, and cogmind is ASCII, cogmind feels like a far better implementation of the idea because every part of the game works together. I highly recommend reading the developer’s blog. The third game is crossout, which deserves commendation for making it work in multiplayer.
