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I recall playing this one in the previous jam. This is a marked improvement.

I got through the tutorial, was able to comfortably move my character and use their Brace ability, and I could tell when the enemy was attacking me and I was losing shield. 

I was 30 turns into the first fight when I realized that using the Brace ability took up a reaction point, and that you need to end the turn without using it in order to attack. A little strange, but as I played I ended up really liking the reaction system. 

I got to the second phase of the second fight, and was enjoying learning the characters and their strategies. But at some point, the "Commit" button grayed out and I could no longer select it no matter what I did or how many times I clicked "Undo". So I stopped playing at that point.

It's very overwhelming in the beginning with all the information being thrown at you, but I had fun and I look forward to seeing updates on the game in the future.

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Glad it was easier to comprehend this time!

I'll need to emphasize more that Brace spends a reaction. The main reason for that cost is that it would be guaranteed damage in a lot of circumstances if it didn't. It's supposed to be a real decision whether you use that (to keep them very safe and have a lot of block next turn if they get ignored) or Get Ready! (if you want reactions)

Commit greys out if you have fewer than two characters who are on the board and not on exits. There's a tooltip that explains, but I can add something more obvious. And a lose condition if you ever have only one usable character. And maybe grey out Undo when there's nothing to undo to.

You're about halfway - there's two more phases.


Just to check if there's something you missed.

Did you feel like the boss healed a lot, or were you usually able to prevent it?

Did you understand how to summon characters onto the board, and how to move them off the board?

Please tell me how you think collisions work (without checking)

I don't recall the boss healing that often. I also didn't realize you could move characters onto the board, or even the fact that there was a board! I assumed the third character in phase two (the guy who could buff others) was hiding in the bushes watching the others from afar. I'm not sure what "collisions" refer to. You mean attacking, or stepping into an enemy's Threat?

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By board I just mean the map. I'll need a tutorial for that, then.

By collisions, I mean when a character is affected by Push, but doesn't have space to move, so they suffer another effect instead.