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I'd say this is a great worker/battler game with great graphics and audio.

My feedback:

1.) I had to find out for myself how to craft a torch to satisfy the requirements because I couldn't find the torch in the crafting place.

2.) For some reason, when the tigers are already shown in the upper bar, the forest, barrens and mines disappeared, and because of that, I have no idea where to get more food, wood, stone, and coal (My people all died from starvation later)


I don't know if this was intentional that I have to find other ways to get stuff or not

3.) I don't get how the market works. It just stayed there doing nothing in my run

4.) The full screen button doesn't work on the web and all it did is block the actual full screen button.

5.) The exit run button froze the game instead of letting me out of the game.


Thanks for the experience of a great game.

Thanks for playing! Glad you enjoyed it :)

1.) Yeah, the Torch recipe isn't shown as expected at the moment. Glad you still managed to figure it out though!

2.) I can see a Cavalry card in the screenshot, so I think you picked the “cede land for peace” option in that event. That one trades away all your land cards for a combat unit. You can get some land back through later events, but I can totally see how suddenly losing all your resource production would be confusing.

3.) The Market is mainly for getting rid of cards you don't need anymore. I'm still trying to make that part of the tutorial clearer.

4.) Yep, fixed that one already!

5.) I'll see what I can do for the web version of the Exit Run button.

Thanks again for the detailed feedback!

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Yeah I didn't know what 'cede land for peace' meant. I just saw 'peace' then picked it because I don't want wars lmao

Haha, yeah, I think this could be a wording problem on my side.

In Chinese, the original wording makes the “giving up territory” part feel very obvious and pretty harsh. In English, I can totally see how “peace” stands out more when you're reading quickly, so the actual cost is much easier to miss.

I’ll probably make the consequence more explicit.