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Hi, loved the game, but I have a couple of suggestions:

1: I have a custom layout keyboard (mostly based off of Dvorak), and it highlighted a slight issue with your control mapping options - namely, it’s rather difficult to map out your own controls when the key you want to use for “down“ is on the other side of the board (the positions of wasd on Dvorak are taken by ,aoe - so mapping your asdf control positions onto my keyboard would be utter chaos on the key re-mapper interface - fortunately, arrow keys worked just fine)

2: It’s a bit silly, but I think it’d be really funny if The Array’s plot had the computers enslaving humans to use their brains for computing power, as that was the originally planned explanation before execs claimed the audiences wouldn’t understand that and it got changed to humans being electrical generators.

…also, I’m 90% sure my actual reaction to the switch would be more along the lines of “Huh, I guess I’m a girl now …it’s going to be annoying having to get used to a new body, isn’t it?”, but I doubt there’s any reasonable way to add that kind of gender apathy as a possible option.

I'd like to add my own vote for adding key rebinding sooner rather than later - while it's technically not unplayable, I have a tiny keyboard (60 total keys) and as things stand currently, accessing 'x' (for the master keys) and accessing the arrow keys cannot be done at the same time (to make up for the lack of space, I programmed my keyboard to have an arrow key mode that replaces that side of the keyboard - I could reprogram it, but this is literally the only time I've come up against a problem like this).

Even just adding wasd movement would fix this for me, but accessibility features like key rebinding is something best done sooner rather than later.

Ok, this is an amazing idea, except for the fact that my keyboard is two 5x6 grids that care not for the Qwerty layout - that said, I don't really see how you could've accounted for my weird taste in keyboards, so I'll ignore that one major minor problem.