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DitherMaster will get a new fully overhauled version called “Studio” on Steam. I think a lot of the UI/UX problems you mentioned will be fixed with that version!

If you are interested I can give you a beta key so you can play around! Either hit me up on the Discord or drop me a email: info@gravehammer.com

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5017800/DitherMaster_Studio/

Bit late to the party, but…

Recently I’ve been doing a complete rewriting of DitherMaster and will be releasing it as a more full-featured “Studio”-Version on Steam.

Mac OS support will also be included! Feel free to check it out and wishlist:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5017800/DitherMaster_Studio/

Thanks a lot for the feedback! I will try and fix some of the stuff you mentioned in the near future

Regarding the questions:

• You can do with the outputs of the tool whatever you want, so commercial usage is totally fine, as long as you have the necessary rights for the original image.
• Credits are optional but always appreciated. If you want to add credits, feel free to credit in a way that suits you. Link to Itch would be nice, but a mention of the tool by name + my username would also be more then enough

I hope that answers your questions :) In case you ever release something where DitherMaster helped I would love to see it, so feel free to post about it here in the comments!

That’s awesome!! :)

Happy that you find it useful and thanks for the feedback!

I will add a way to make the background transparent in the next update :)

I quickly re-created it. The settings should be similar to this:

• Algorithm: Horizontal Scanlines
• Scale: 50
• Zoom Level: 2
• Brightness: -57 (highly depends on picture)
• Contrast: -7
• Phosphor Glow: 43
• RGB Subpixel: 46
• Warp: 15
• Scanline Glitch: 5
• RGB Shift: 30
• Noise: 40
• Noise Opacity: 12
• Palette Mode: “Extract From Image” with 8 Colors

I hope that helps :)

I’m glad that it’s useful for you! Thanks for giving the tool a go :)

I used a similar workflow with Photoshop and Index Color and had the same problems. It was just too many steps and extra tuning needed for most images. That’s why I wanted a tool fully focused on this task where I can quickly experiment.

Thanks a lot! If something isn’t working as expected or you have any ideas for improvement let me know :)

Thanks for checking it out!

Hm. The web version is the same as the download version, so each level should have a door to descend into the next level. Maybe I misunderstand the problem though. I think what you mean with the “skull looking gate thing” is the initial spawn point where you are resurrected. Holding down space for auto-walk should eventually lead you to a door, maybe the pathfinding got stuck and you have to walk away from the spawn point a bit :D

I can definitely see your point about the first-person style! I specifically choose it because I felt just doing another top-down 2d roguelike game wouldn’t be fun for me, but that’s totally subjective :)

EDIT: I just updated the beta build to include a simple 2D mode for a more classical roguelike experience. You can enable it in the settings. Additionally the pathfinding should now go around the spawn to avoid any confusions

Browser - Windows - Linux - Mac

Gloamvault combines elements of first-person dungeon crawlers and roguelikes with monster collection mechanics (think Pokémon). You play as a resurrected wizard specializing in charm and transmutation magic. You can attempt to charm any monster you encounter, making them your ally. Additionally, you can merge monsters to create stronger ones. Your goal is to build a powerful party and delve as deeply as possible into the dungeon.

• You are a resurrected evil wizard.
• Charm any monster you encounter to build up your army.
• Over 500 different monsters to fight.
• Use your dark magic to merge two monsters together.
• Spend points to get upgrades.
• Try to reach the depths of the dungeon… or die trying.

Try it now: https://bigjk.itch.io/gloamvault

Note: The game has only been playtested by a few people so I would love to hear some feedback so I can better balance the game, create new fun abilities and so on. Feel free to join the discord linked on the page.

With Sales & Dungeons you can create highly customizable handouts, quick reference and much more for your Dungeons and Dragons (or other PnP) Sessions. Most Thermal Printer are small in size and can be taken with you and kept right at the gaming table. Use-cases range from printing out magic items, spells or a letter that the group found to little character sheets of your players to use as DM note. The possibilities are nearly endless!

https://bigjk.itch.io/sales-n-dungeons

Awesome work! Really like the minimal style. The bouncy-ness feels good. Plays like a great game from the old-school flash games era where the gameplay is king and the focus lies on a singular concept :)

Really like the aesthetic! :)

Thanks for checking it out though! :) The game is still very WIP and most of the games content is missing. I mostly focused on getting the underlying “engine” in a good state. The Browser version is even more experimental

Hey! Thanks a lot :)

End Of Eden is a “Slay the Spire”-like, roguelite deck-builder game with CRT/Terminal aesthetics. It’s open source and also fully modable with lua and can be used like a card/deck-building game engine. I hope that I can build a creative modding community around the game ヾ(＾∇＾)

So if you like deck building games like Slay the Spire feel free to check it out!

https://bigjk.itch.io/end-of-eden

End Of Eden https://bigjk.itch.io/end-of-eden

Hey there!

Step into the post-apocalyptic world of End Of Eden – it’s a free, open-source roguelite deck-builder game rocking the retro terminal/crt vibe, think “Slay the Spire” meets post-apocalyptic in the terminal.

Right now, it’s in its early (pre-)alpha stage. The game “engine” is mostly working and a bit of test content to showcase the features is present. But here’s the kicker: End Of Eden is all about community power! It’s built with modding in mind, giving you the keys to create your own cards, enemies, artifacts – heck, even design whole campaigns.

If you’re into these types of games and want to be part of this adventure, hop on board! What EoE is searching for:

• Modders: That want to create their own content or help build the content for the main campaign. Game content is scripted with lua and is fairly simple.
• Writers: To fill the main campaign with sprinkles of pleasing narrative
• Sound People: To potentially replace some UI sounds
• Playtester: To help getting the game to explode!

and more…

As this is a open source project no strings are attached! Fun is the priority and no stress is involved. Sounds interesting? Feel free to drop by the discord (｡◕‿‿◕｡)

https://bigjk.itch.io/end-of-eden