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[tylerjhutchison]

For my warm ups tonight I made some Respawn Man fan art. Hehe I kind of based this off of the sprites that Scattle made, so I gave him a huge strong guy body and wimpy little legs.


http://tylerjhutchison.deviantart.com/art/Respawn-Man-188188136
Kudos again on a cool game, I am really excited for the end result.

[wilbefast]

Comparisons to Kill Me! are unavoidable. You need to either beat it at its own game or put a different spin on things. Luckily, being a web game rather than a downloadable one, it isn't incredibly deep (even if it is a good game), and I think there's plenty of things you could try to that the other game didn't have: the corpse boats for instance are hilariously sick 

Keep it up, don't be disappointed!

[simono]

excellent i love it! great idea.

[Zaphos]

Comparisons to Kill Me! are unavoidable.

Another game with a similar concept (but not quite as similar!) that you might want to check out is SeppuKuties; it starts from the same basic concept but goes in a rather different direction from Kill Me!, since it has a constant pressure to minimize death count.

[snowyowl]

I posted just to say that I love SolidPlasma's picture of Death giving the Finger.

[Solidplasma]

Holy crap, guys! Thanks for the overwhelmingly positive feedback! I was honestly worried I'd get flamed a bit, but you guys are either being really supportive, or constructively critical. @tylerjhutchison: That kicks ass, I'm about to go compliment it on your deviantart page, thanks again for the appreciation! @willbefast Yeah, someone linked to that earlier in the thread, I was kind of concerned when I saw it, but I think I'm taking it in a different enough direction. More people actually compare it to The Company of Myself, which I guess is because it's better known. @simono & @snowyowl Thanks, guys! Knowing people appreciate my work is the reason I continue to work on it. :D

Scattle and I are currently reconstructing the game from scratch, using the previous build for reference. We'll post something when it becomes presentable.