This is a cool game, but I don't like having to play the game over and over again. It feels like mockery. I want to enjoy the process. There are scenes where it's completely unclear how to behave, and you're forced to make mistakes and spend all your lives without even understanding what to do. And then you have to start the game over again. My patience is running out. Soon I will get tired and I will demand money because the game is too difficult. Settings for weak enemies and saving don't help. Why, when I beat the first boss, didn't I start with a new scene but instead am required to replay the game?
Hi, When you beat the first boss(The Ogre) you should have completed the level and not have to replay the first level. Your progress will be saved. There is a playthrough I put together here that may help you along the way. The game is difficult yes, but it is not unfair. I never set out to make a game that is just difficult for the sake of being difficult. Every moment is calculated and is tested to ensure its fair.
The boss looks difficult, it looks like I'll have to replay the game 10 times to defeat him. You, as a developer, could practice this scene by replaying this scene over and over without going through the entire game. Let's be honest. You practiced your acting, every single scene when you created it. We don't have such an opportunity.
This is fantastic news. I really enjoy playing this game. However, feeling a great deal of frustration when having to start the game over doesn't make for a good experience. I don't appreciate these kinds of emotions. Thank you for listening to your players and adding the feature to progress through the game without having to start over. I can't wait! 🖤 🙏
It might be worth adding to the game level settings.
Introducing difficulty levels in the game settings could certainly appeal to a wider range of players.
- Hard: For experienced players seeking a challenge.
- Medium: For those wanting a balanced difficulty.
- Easy: For beginners, or players who prefer a more relaxed gaming experience. This could indeed be where unlimited lives are offered.
This adjustment could potentially make the game more dynamic and versatile, allowing it to cater to different player preferences and enhance the overall user experience.