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MarkUltra leaves an average of 1.2 feedback comments each event.

LD46 — Keep it alive (2)

Keep I.T Alive by Antoijne 2021-10-06T07:25:43Z ♥ 0

It's very similar to working in my office. In fact, in most cases we just sit at work and do nothing, although at the end of the month there are a lot of tasks and tight deadlines. One day it led to the fact that in the summer we worked so hard that we turned on all the air conditioners. In general, long story short, there was a short circuit in our office during which a fire almost happened. Smoke detectors from Ajax, which we installed in winter, saved us. In the past, everyone thought that they would not be useful.

Together by Ulcius 2021-04-11T07:36:12Z ♥ 0

Thanks for the game. But I think that we need to be more concerned about dating in real life. Some people never tried it. And then I would recommend you to try online dating. If you are interested then you can read this [match review](https://speeddaters.net/match-review.html) to learn more about the platform and why you need to try it. I'm sure that you will like it as well.

LD40 — The more you have, the worse it is (1)

Doomsday Lovers! by Simanis 2021-04-13T07:31:20Z ♥ 0

Great game to entertain yourself when you have nothing else to do. But if you would like to be like Chad then you need to try online dating. Just use this link https://www.datinger.uk/best-hookup-sites/ to learn more about the best dating options for yourself. Good luck.

LD39 — Running out of Power (1)

Electric lovers by Virtual Turtle Studio 2021-04-13T07:43:39Z ♥ 1

Nice little game for people who have nothing else to do. If you want to experience real love instead then you can try online dating. Just pick something from this list https://speeddaters.net/matchmaking-services.html and I'm sure that you will get lucky eventually. Good luck.

LD38 — A Small World (1)

The Treachery of Game Dev by ratking 2021-06-04T09:07:25Z ♥ 0

Of course, games also taught me how to use multi-threading because, for any sort of game, you need two threads, a game thread that updates data, and a thread that handles events and renders screen. To be honest with you guys, I love game development because and that’s how I learned to code. Before developing games like Tic-Tac-Toe, Tetris, and Super Mario Bros clone, I knew Programming but only syntax and semantics, my mindset was about remembering and mugging the program and typing, instead of thinking and coding. Here are a couple of reasons which make sense to learn Game development to become a better programmer and learn key programming principles and skills. As I said, I knew about programming language but not how to use them and how to construct a working program. Games changed everything. They taught me how to use a data structure like I didn’t know that array can be used to create platform games where the screen is just a 2D array, and different objects are just different integer values. If you also want to get better at Data structure and Algorithms, I suggest you write a couple of simple games like Tic-Tac-Toe, and Tetris, you won’t regret that decision.