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OCH update, etc.

I've updated Orval Creep n' Hammer to version 0.95.

What's new?

  • Better map icons
  • Cheats (well, just one for now, actually)
  • Tweaked minigame grind
  • Added a way to actually beat the game (lol)

Download links (mega.nz):
Check the README or the manual for info on the cheats.

I've also been poking at FGAME's script, getting it written piece by piece, though there hasn't been much of note going on otherwise.
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