I think on one of his coding streams he does.

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Mahdi-Abedi, this is an official caution. Post 2 mentions that Scramble is an unreleased beta of a game from the creater of Oh Shit. In post 3, you nevertheless posted a link to something else entirely, which had nothing to do with the request in post 1. This is not a horrible thing on its own, but it's not very nice, either. If you don't know an answer or don't want to help, it's totally to not do so. But please don't deliberately give misinformation when you have every reason to know it's false. There were at least two or three minutes between posts, so it can be assumed that you probably saw the post before yours prior to writing what you did and finding a link.

I say this next as a forum user, not as a mod.

For someone who wants to improve themselves, I'm afraid there's definitely been a lack of evidence there. I do not mean to be harsh in that regard, but I was hoping you meant what you said, and it appears my faith may have been a touch hasty.

can anyone give me some info about this game or where i could download liams stream i'm interested, according to the posts above it'll be a cool game.

Hi!
32, you can watch the stream here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEVnK4yMBG8

Personally, if it'll be payed when it comes out, I will gladly buy it.

the ultimate solution to this all is to put your games on steam so we could buy them haha

we don't know this game will be pay or free until dev step in and announce official status so wait of cause  patient

1. The game will be paid; costing $10 USD.
2. You'll have a demo. It'll probably be where you get to play normal mode, but nothing will save, nothing will accumulate, you can't get achievements, you can't unlock other modes, or any of that. You'll get a feel of the game but nothing else and of course you'll know if it runs on your machine.
3. The game is not released yet.
4. I'll be streaming the platformer mode tomorrow at 6 eastern, 5 central (Pm).
5. Finally, I will release it at final release; no pre-releases. The demo will come out when the paid version does. I'm not going to release a demo so everyone can get burnt out while I work on the paid one.
Also no, I'm not going to go on a tangent about how everyone's entitled for wanting my game for free and how the blind community is rubbish. First of all I know most of you are not rubbish and I actually appreciate most of you for playing, supporting, and being excited about my games, and second of all I know how it feels to be young and want to buy a game but not be able to. All I can say is, folks, get your parents to, or just wait a lil bit. Heck, ask for it for a birthday present or something, it's what I did and... even now still do because I'm in college and don't have much money.

Awesome stuff stevo. I'll definitely be buying this one. 10 dollars? I can do with that.

well steevo: if you chose this selectioin: I dint; well cant be; playing your game: so sorry; but you'v just lost a motivation on me!

@45: Yeah. And on tonight's podcast, I'll play a bit more of it as well as the platformer minigame at the beginning.
So basically you're on a 3d grid. You can walk in all 4 directions, and jump. There are also platforms on the grid, each with a latter in the middle that you can climb to access it. These ladders make a clanking sound to let you know of their position, but stop making it once you're on them.
Your goal is to collect as many items as possible, which will continuously spawn on this map. Unfortunately though, there is a massive pit that will extend from the left border to the right one. It will pop up at the bottom of the map originally, but work its way forward at an ever increasing rate until it consumes the entire field eventually, or you die some other way.
You can delay this, among other things, with power ups though. If you manage to grab 3 items within 8 seconds, a power up will spawn on a platform - it'll be a random one, so once it spawns you have to run around listening for it of course. Now, getting a power up from a platform is not very easy though. The platform has two guards: a rock thrower, and a cannon. When you're on the ground, and you get close to the ladder, the rock thrower will begin throwing rocks at you. Don't just stand there and let it throw, because those things have good aim and could probably hit you quite easily unless you move. Thankfully, they'll stop throwing at you when you move away, or once you step on the ladder.
The next thing is the cannon, though. Once you ascend the ladder, and are standing on the platform, you become subject to the fast moving, dangerous stone balls it shoots. Get hit by one of these? And a huge chunk of health is removed. It doesn't help that these cannons can fire pretty rapidly as well.
However, say you do manage to get the power up even with all these hazards. It will be a super speed, which allows you to collect items faster of course. I forgot to say this, but should you get more than 3 items in 8 seconds, you start getting bonus points! So let's say you get 6 items in 8 seconds, you'll receive a total of 9 points instead of just 6! Trust me, this adds up. In terms of other power ups, we have a god's attention which will destroy a cannon or a rock thrower, thus making one of the platforms a bit safer, a health increase which... we all know what that does, a fortune, which after you collect this, and then run down and get 3 more items within 8 seconds will expand the size of the map, giving you more time, and spawn a new platform, and finally we have the expansion, which will just expand the map forward giving you more space and a little more time of course.
Should your game come to an end via a pit fall, cannon ball, rock, or... yes you lose health from falling from platforms, you'll then get a comprehensive stat report. It's a detailed summary of the game! You also have a local score listing, and if you make it in to that, you can post your score on the board. And on the scoreboard, everyone can click on your kick ass score, and view the summary so they can see exactly the mad skill it took to achieve it! All summaries and such are in menu form, and you can always copy them to the clipboard as well.
And of course there are badges to discover, and multiple unlockable modes that can either be obtained once you've accumulated enough total points, or unlocked (in the case of the minigame bonus level) during game play! When you unlock the modes, in addition to changing game play a bit, you also get new power ups in that mode, as well as some new badges to discover. Not to mention, each mode has its own scoreboard!
Either way, Scramble will have you scrambling to the top for hours as you try to unlock everything it has to offer, and not to mention get addicted to the rather fun and intense arcade play! This is definitely one of these games where you just have to play again to see if you can get a better score.