*steps onto stage*
*takes Gamey award from Mike Kasprak*
*applause dies down*
I'd like to thank the Ludum Dare admin team for running such an excellent competition!
I'd also like to thank Twitch for streaming my development, all the people who wrote the tools I used.
Definite thanks to
Humorous thanks to Lenovo, who made an excellent laptop - despite constant threats of overheating.
Most of all, I'd like to thank all of my adoring fans - "The Ascii Guy" loves you!
*blows kiss*

This was a long and hard LD, a bit longer for me than most. At the end of the day, I came out on top of an ascii masterpiece with cinematics that propelled me to such a magnificent position. There were compromises, of course. I would have liked to implement a time limit during the actual gameplay, along with faster and faster requirements, but those weren't in the cards for me.

See you next LD!
*hoists Gamey award in the air*
*thunderous applause*
*steps off of stage*

The game is navigated with the ESDF and space keys, to make it a little easier for my players with foreign layouts.

Don't forget to buy my game here - support indie devs like me!
http://monoculesoftware.com/games/project-wheatgrinder/