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SQUARE GO!

Fancy a square go?

I've been developing a little GBA-inspired creature collector set in Glasgow, Scotland.

The basic premise? Instead of catching Pokémon, you slap people into joining your crew.

The game takes place in a pixel-art version of Glasgow, populated by questionable characters, local references and plenty of opportunities to get into trouble.

A little about the project:

  • Retro-inspired GBA presentation.
  • Glasgow-inspired setting and characters.
  • Turn-based creature-collector-style game-play.
  • Original pixel art and soundtrack.

A bit of transparency about development:

The entire project was produced using AI, including the artwork, music and code. This started as an experiment to see how far I could take a game concept using AI tools, and it's been an interesting process.

I'm particularly interested in getting feedback from people who enjoy retro games. I'm keen to hear what works, what doesn't, and whether the game-play actually holds up.

Play it here: https://reverbdelayrepeat.itch.io/square-go

Thanks to anyone who takes the time to give it a go!
IainSquare Go!

Play in browser now!
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Square Go!

Play in browser now!


SQUARE GO!

Fancy a square go?

I've been working on a creature-collector-style GBA game set in Glasgow, Scotland, where instead of catching Pokémon, you slap people into joining your crew. It's a bit of a love letter to Glasgow, with plenty of local references, questionable characters and a healthy amount of violence.

https://reverbdelayrepeat.itch.io/square-go

I'd genuinely love some feedback from people who enjoy retro games, particularly on the gameplay, mechanics and overall experience.

Full transparency: The entire game has been produced using AI, including the artwork, music and code. It's been an interesting experiment in seeing what's possible with AI-assisted game development.

It's playable now, and I'd appreciate anyone willing to give it a go and tell me what they think!

Cheers!
Iain

Thank you for your kind words! Enjoy the game!

Will do

Thank you! I've now included a browser version. Enjoy!