Thank you. Your game is also neat and looks great on top. Since we're in similar genres, I'm curious about your retention: do your players come back to beat scores? I'm trying to figure out what actually pulls people deeper in a slicing game vs. what makes them do a few runs and drift off, curious what you've seen on your end, if you've got any sense of it.
They do! I've found people, more than any other game i've made, do continue to send me messages regarding the game, or trying to improve upon their scores. I think the leaderboard is the main driver of that, I noticed a lot more of that when the leaderboard got added. Might just be the simple things, but I think score attack games live on competition - I did market research into Devil Daggers and talked to the community there, and a lot of them were driven by the leaderboard.