First things first: Thank you very much for this great, funny game :-)
But despite the game progress is saved, if I change the settings, for example turn off the sounds, press [Back] and leaving the app through the Android back button, all settings are reset to default. On Linux it works.
I'm using
Version 1.0.5 on Android (F-Droid) and
Version 1.3 on Linux (Flatpak).

On Arch I get:

build/godot/bin/godot_server.server.opt.tools.64 -export "Linux X11" build/cowsrevenge                                                                        
ERROR: Invalid Video Driver: GLES2
ERROR: export_platform: Exporting failed!
   At: editor/project_export.cpp:531.
ERROR: free: Method/Function Failed.
   At: servers/visual/visual_server_raster.cpp:4405.
ERROR: free: Method/Function Failed.
   At: servers/visual/visual_server_raster.cpp:4405.
ERROR: free: Method/Function Failed.
   At: servers/visual/visual_server_raster.cpp:4405.
ERROR: free: Method/Function Failed.
   At: servers/visual/visual_server_raster.cpp:4405.
ERROR: free: Method/Function Failed.
   At: servers/visual/visual_server_raster.cpp:4405.
ERROR: free: Method/Function Failed.
   At: servers/visual/visual_server_raster.cpp:4405.
ERROR: ~List: Condition ' _first != __null ' is true.
   At: core/self_list.h:80.
WARNING: cleanup: ObjectDB Instances still exist!
   At: core/object.cpp:1845.
make: *** [Makefile:13: build/cowsrevenge] Fehler 255

Haven’t yet figured out why.
I can open the project with godot2 and play it F5, though.
I also don’t know yet how to export from gui godot.

Hi,
I was playing the game and was playing a level for the second time. I noticed that this would open up a new level. I guess level 5 should only be accessible after succeeding in level 4 and not after finishing level 1 for five times.
Also in the final level I could collect an apple multiple times. The Icon disappeared but I got further milk just by jumping to the right spot. Might also be a feature 😄.
Anyway thanks for the fun game!

...neither on Android (v. 1.0.5 F-Droid) nor on Linux (v. 1.3 Flatpak). On both systems, a white cover covers the whole game:

I like listening to podcasts when I play games and I could not figure out how to mute the game without muting the podcast.

Cool game. Found it on F-Droid

I tried to play with:

• bluetooth keyboard on android
• bluetooth keyboard on fire TV stick 4k
• remote of fire TV stick 4k (left analog stick + menu and return button)
  and all did not work.

It’s possible that this is an issue of godot.
This is slightly related to #4

Please use same version system in git and on itch.io if possible
Currently: 1.0.5 vs 10 / 11 / 14

On android and also with gamepad it would be helpful to have a exit button for closing the game
Right now one has to kill the app on android

Hi.

Is the -NC clause for the artwork non-negotionable?

I ask because this makes the game technically non-free (as in “not free software”) and can't be added to some free operating system repositories (mostly GNU/Linux ones).

I like to inform you that using -NC comes with many side-effects that you probably did not intend and that such a licence hurts people you probably did not want to hurt. I.e. not just the Big Evil MegaCorp, but everyone. Read more about it here: https://freedomdefined.org/Licenses/NC

Therefore, I kindly ask you to reconsider the choice of license and and maybe even drop the -NC clause for media. Thanks.

Hi,
I like this game, really fun.
I can add french version in the csv file, but is there a way to change language in the Android (F-Droid) version ?

When playing the game I find it far too easy to fall off the level. I think a mechanism should be added to show the player when they get close to the bottom. I have 2 ideas.

1. Have some sort of dark particles emit from the bottom
2. When a player gets close to the bottom, the camera should move down and show more below the player.

What does everyone think?

Hello.
Thank you for this game, I enjoy it a lot. It would be cool to see this game on F-Droid. F-Droid is an app store for Android that distributes FOSS software. If you agree to have the game added in F-Droid, please give an agreement.
Thanks.

First: I’m on a xbox 360 gamepad on Arch Linux and installed version 7 with official itch client.

In Chapters I get nowhere, when I’m on the first chapter and press up.
I would rather use Band back for back than X.
D-pad in Settings is weird:
Use onsceen controls down Back up Simulate retro TV up (nothing selected) downSimulate retro TV
I can’t get back to Use onsceen controls

This condition:
if (price < global.saved_cowbells):
is only true if you have 501 or more cowbells.
changing this in something like
if (global.saved_cowbells >= price):
will fix this

(I'm to lazy to clone and figure out how to build to test this fix myself sorry 😃 )

You could add descriptions to future tags.
This is more of a gimmick and playing around with git.
Descriptions are plain text and this is how it looks like if you create them completly without github: https://github.com/basxto/gamesPy/releases

Pros:

• Works with local guis for git like gitk
• Works in terminal like git show v1.0.1
• Shows more on repository mirrors (but gitlab is dead, I guess?)

Cons:

• It’s obviously not suitable for distributing builds

It would look like:

git tag v1.0.1 -m "New icon

* New icon
* New level
* CRT screen retro shader
* Minor bufixes solved"

You can open your default editor for the message with:

 -m '' -e

Changing old tags is possible but not worth it, since it would need faking the dates.

I would recommend just using:

• CowsRevenge.apk (Android)
• CowsRevenge.exe (Windows)
• CowsRevenge.x86_64 (Linux)
• CowsRevenge.app.zip (Mac, folder inside should then be CowsRevenge.app)

On Linux extensions don’t matter, but this and .bin.x86_64 is what I’ve seen most.
For Linux packages cowsrevenge remains best, since it’s installed globally and should be memorable.
Right now detection regex for itch.io, github realease and flatpak would be (C|c)ow.?s.?(R|r)evenge.*(-.GNU.Linux.X11)?, other would just be (C|c)ows(R|r)evenge(\.x68(_64)?)?.
Godot officially support to also build a 32-bit version for x86.
Unlike Windows and Mac, Linux supports a great amount of different hardware platforms.
It looks like godot could work on Raspberry Pi (ARM).
If started from terminal, the itch.io release looks like this:  ./Cow\'s\ Revenge\ \ -\ GNU⁄Linux\ X11 (The slash in GNU/Linux isn’t even a regular slash)

Hi, I was playing this game again.
And I thought, in relation to the other issue I filed, We should add some pixel art signs.

On a select few cliffs we should show signs that have a warning on them, so that players will know not to fall down.

This might seem to nerf the challenge a bit. however the only reason one should fall off in a level is because they mistimed a jump, not because they couldn't see.

Whether or not the application is a game. The system may group together applications classifed as games or display them separately from other applications.
The default is false.

From https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/application-element