Hello all again! It's been a month or so, right? Unfortunately for me, the world has devised several dastardly methods of dissolving my time. So I don't have much of it. But I still managed to scrape this together... Let's take a look at what's new.

• increased fish car rarity
• improved a phone call or two
• added a restroom to the store with a COOL daily reward so you keep playing forever
  • more to come! in following months...!
• bike ghost attack changes
• a dictionary editor for meeeeee
• updated to Godot 4.3 
  • updated tilemaps everywhere

So, mostly Godot 4.3 updates, plus a fun restroom area in the store.

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I haven't "properly" played any mobile games for years - properly as in rigorously playing them every day to keep up with various rewards systems that they throw at me, I still played some odd Geometry Dash here and there - so I mostly hear about the state of that space as someone distant to it. And I think how interesting it is, those reward systems designed to keep people glued to the colourful pixels on their screens. And I also find it ridiculous! How can people fall to lows so low to spend perhaps thousands of their hard-earned money on these mere TRINKETS? How do they CAPTIVATE people so much?

Oh, I'm not jealous. No... I just want to parody it! I'll put a daily item system in my game, as a parody of all the mobile games nonsense. And also a gambling system... Pay money (in-game, in my case) to get a random crappy reward, and get encouraged to pay more money to open more and gamble more... But it was such a dreary, boring thing to implement that I didn't. So the entire "parody" falls really flat. Why did I do this in the first place? I can't see it through.

Next time I will actually do it. I will implement the procedural open world for sure

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You made it out of the        !

See you in the future. Happy gregging™️!

NOTICE: If you run the game from a terminal, you'll see that it spouts lots of errors. I don't know why! Godot is  aflawless engine so maybe it'll be fixed in the next version of that.