#wisdomofstark

Sure – you could have a look at any of the following:

Even the Ocean - This one’s gameplay is a bit of an oddball for a precision platformer, being fairly reactive – as evidenced by the fact that you have a “raise shield” button rather than a dash or a wall grab. Extra mobility comes from absorbing colour-coded energies that increase either your speed or your jump height – though too much of either will make you blow up! Definitely one to check out if you’re big on story, as it’s 50% visual novel by volume; just, uh, don’t expect a happy ending.

The King’s Bird - This one’s considerably more momentum-based than Celeste, so the controls are a bit squishier, but not nearly to the same “overshooting your target by a mile because you tilted the joystick one millimeter too far” degree as most momentum-based platformers. The core mechanic here is that you have a “fly” button rather than a “dash” button, and you can recharge your flight by touching any surface, not just floors – even banking yourself off the ceiling works!

I can’t tell you

Hi!

It’s a reasonable ask, don’t worry about it. Unfortunately, the episodes take a lot longer to make. Making that 2 minutes video took like 3-4 hours yesterday. :/

So yes, they are definitely happening, but when I only have little free time, I’d rather do something that can be done in 20-30 minutes.

When you cast a spell with jump-start from your graveyard, it’s already on the stack by the time you’re paying its costs, including discarding a card. This means that if you discard a card with madness to pay that additional cost both the madness trigger and the spell itself, if cast for its madnes cost, will go on the stack above the spell with jump-start and resolve first.

Lupo would be VERY pleased to know this.