Ask the developer a question!

[CraigStern]

Unless I ever do a complete, ground-up remake (extremely unlikely), TSoG is not going to appear on any platform other than PC.

That said, future games using the Telepath Tactics engine will almost certainly be getting ported to tablets like the iPad, Nook and Kindle Fire. Ports to iPhone and Android phones are likely as well, but depend on whether I can make the games run satisfactorily on machines with small screens and limited memory.

[Idozen Cair]

How many % would you say SoG is completed?

[TheWanderingShadow]

Would you consider writing an AS3 tutorial?

[CraigStern]

I'm doing better than that: I'm writing an AS3 book.

[flack]

This is a question regarding the gameplay of TSoG. Why is the hero only limited to 99 hp and 99 psy power, when other characters you control can have over 100hp and psy power?

[CraigStern]

That's an oversight on my part--I originally capped the hero due to UI considerations, but I neglected to put those limits on the other characters. I'll fix that.

[Duskling]

That's an oversight on my part--I originally capped the hero due to UI considerations, but I neglected to put those limits on the other characters. I'll fix that.

Fix how? By adding the limit to other characters, or removing the limit from Duvalier?

[Deagonx]

What flash game do you believe is the most revolutionary? (Preferably a flash game made by a generally non-profit organization. A free one, basically)

[Xemadus Echina]

If a tree falls in the woods and nobody is around to hear it, does it make a sound?

On a completely relevant note, how many projects are you working on?  As a follow up question, what percentage of your life is devoted to game development?

[CraigStern]

What flash game do you believe is the most revolutionary? (Preferably a flash game made by a generally non-profit organization. A free one, basically)

Well, I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but Flash games are basically responsible for turning the tower defense genre into a real thing. So in that regard, you could say Desktop Tower Defense is pretty revolutionary.

In terms of creativity, I'd probably pick Free Rider or Fantastic Contraption.

On a completely relevant note, how many projects are you working on?  As a follow up question, what percentage of your life is devoted to game development?

I am working on Telepath RPG: Servants of God and Telepath Tactics. So, two. I'd say I spent 40-50% of my waking hours working on game design.

[bugfartboy]

What are the chances of seeing a tile similar to that of a rock or boulder, like a doorway or low branched tree, that only ground based characters, I.E. Not Shadowlings, ghosts, or spriggats, can get through?

[CraigStern]

In Telepath RPG: Servants of God, you mean? The chances of that are 0%, for a variety of technical reasons that I won't go into here.

It also wouldn't make much sense, honestly, given that all flying units are either bipedal and capable of walking (spriggats, ghosts) or so compact that they would have no trouble floating through a doorway or under branches (shadowlings).

[SmartyPants]

Why did you decide to change from a medieval Europe setting to a Middle East setting?

[CraigStern]

Partly it was because I wanted a change of pace, and partly it was because I thought a Middle Eastern-style setting would fit better with the themes I address in the game.

[Zackirus]

Will their be any other solo-battles in the game with another character, like the Arman battle?