Very cool take on the minesweeper, there was a bug that sometimes the exit didnt spawn, and the bats were confusing for me cuz I didn't noticed they were level 17. I thought they were level 1.
Yea there was supposed to be a biome in between the two that are already in the game, but we couldn't make it in time, so there is this big difficulty spike when progressing to the thunderlands, but thanks for playing it!!!
I like the character design, they look like a typical dnd party, fights were fun, the Mage was a little problematic to dodge, but I suppose you gotta just run him down asap, the main menu image is fire
Slashing the enemies was fun i like that visual effect, but the game sometimes feel like it needs a dash or something like that, there is too little time to read through what each stopwatch does
I liked it, but throught my two attempts, one where I had like 3 turrents and the other when I had way more of them it felt like they were out of ammo right away, and in both scenarios at the end of the wave I was against big horde of enemies with no way to stop them, Edit: I forgot to add that the character movement animation is dope
Really cool concept, I've enjoyed it! But the timer should not start from the numbers above 9, you can literally skip the rules, also the number swap mechanic was a bit confusing to me, did the number swap only one way?
Game looks fun, but I wish there were an indicator where to head towards the task or some of the chores were easier to navigate to, for example to turn off the lamp,
Very interesting idea, one gripe I have is that it was hard for me to come back when I lost the track of when to press, because I could not find any indicator as to when to tap except from the start
Hey, yea, even my brother told me that if it was a flash game back in the day it would be fire. Some levels had more moves due to discussion, more than way intended path of completing it, or just me not playtesting them enough. Thanks for playing our game tho
Hey, thanks for the feedback. We've had a lot of discussion about the assignment of the moves to some levels, and decided to give the player more freedom, thus allowing more valid solutions. Had we more time, we would probably add hard and easy mode. Also some later levels were hard for me to design, so there is a possibility for skipping the intended way of solving the puzzle (like the one where you should push the rock (Patrick) all the way to the end). Some levels also had more than one path to reach the goal like the last level, so maybe that is way there was some extra stuff. Anyway I did not expect that designing levels take that much time. Glad You've enjoyed it!!!
Hi, thanks for playing. I couldn't recreate the issue you were facing at the level 7. The use direction should match the arrows on the keyboard. Regarding the colour pallete, tbh we did not think about it, but it is a lesson learned.
I wish I would love it, but the steering was too floaty for me and I've felt that some parts required too much precision for what control the player has over the creature. The design is fire though
