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During the Incremental Game Jam 2021 I wanted to use TMT to make a new game, and get a little more experimental with it, so here's a mod with no tree and an even bigger focus on player choice and strategy. Relatively short, but very fun! Check my discord for guides if you get stuck.
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[![](/assets/tmt-assets/lit.png)](http://thepaperpilot.org/lit/)
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If you'd like even more content, try a mod made by a user called loader3229 that extends the gameplay up to 200 light: [Lit+](https://qq1010903229.github.io/lit/). It does an amazing job at staying true to the spirit of the original, and even fixes a couple bugs I never did due to the game jam ending.
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I personally felt like the original game could've benefited from keeping earlier layers relevant for longer, and if layers resetting was along the branches rather than entire rows. To help test the modding framework, I made my own mod called The Game Dev Tree, that uses those concepts as a core foundation for its game design. It also became a bit of a playground to implement new ideas for TMT in a live game so I could receive feedback from players.
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I personally felt like the original game could've benefited from keeping earlier layers relevant for longer, and if layers resetting was along the branches rather than entire rows. To help test the modding framework, I made my own mod called The Game Dev Tree, that uses those concepts as a core foundation for its game design. It also became a bit of a playground to implement new ideas for TMT in a live game so I could receive feedback from players.
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![](/assets/tmt-assets/screenshot.png)
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[![](/assets/tmt-assets/screenshot.png)](http://thepaperpilot.org/gamedevtree/)
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title: The Modding Tree
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title: The Modding Tree
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category: Other
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category: Other
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banner: tmt
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cards: [TMT Summary, TMT Contributions, The Game Dev Tree]
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cards: [TMT Summary, TMT Contributions, The Game Dev Tree, Lit]
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links: ["Source Code|https://github.com/thepaperpilot/The-Modding-Tree", "The Game Dev Tree|http://thepaperpilot.org/gamedevtree/"]
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links: ["Source Code|https://github.com/thepaperpilot/The-Modding-Tree", "The Game Dev Tree|http://thepaperpilot.org/gamedevtree/"], "Lit|http://thepaperpilot.org/lit/"]
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tags: [js]
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tags: [javascript]
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languages: [JS]
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The Modding Tree is a modding platform made by Acamaeda for an incremental game called The Prestige Tree. I've contributed many features and bug fixes, and used the framework to create my own mod, The Game Dev Tree.
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The Modding Tree is a modding platform made by Acamaeda for an incremental game called The Prestige Tree. I've contributed many features and bug fixes, and used the framework to create my own mod, The Game Dev Tree.
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