Atmospherically and thematically great. There are some issues with consistency but overall played great and I don't regret using almost a whole hour to beat the last level.
Thanks! I just fixed the bug. Honestly I'm not sure what caused it since the issue magically fixed itself once I added some debug messages and rebuilt. You should be able to plant trees correctly now. I've noticed a few more bugs (like the instructions button not working in the last level) but the game is now playable from start to finish.
The visuals are gorgeous and I can tell a lot of work was put into making the animations and graphics. I made it to eon three times but gave up on beating him since the game just freezes randomly once one of my team members dies. I do think I got an ending when I moved to the future while fighting him - honestly I'm still confused about what jump past, present and future do (nothing?). Also about the status effects; is frozen the same as paralyzed? What does wet do? The rogue like map was cute too but since I couldn't see what I was choosing i just chose randomly each time. Also the rest stops don't seem to work. Definitely a game with a lot of ambition, I'm impressed at how much was made.
Pretty challenging game. The background is nice but kind of hides the character sometimes. There's only two obstacles that I've seen (the door one is a little hard to get used to) and they both require you to rewind time so it'd be cool to have some that don't. Game feel is a lot like temple run.
A beautiful story of forgiveness and revolution which brought me to tears. Neigh-thaniel's struggle for freedom against unbeatable odds was a remarkable monument to horse-kind's determination. I could not help but quake in my hooves as I beheld the masterpiece take shape.
The graphics were crisp, the gameplay unique, and every part's length as well proportioned as a stallion's gait. Historical inaccuracies aside, a solid 10/10 game all around. Now excuse me as I go and look at some humans in the zoo.
Tried to plan everything to fit in a nice square so I could make the city like grids. It makes money but it doesn't look very livable at all. I call it Newer York. Here is the time lapse.
The dialogue and characters are fun as always, and the story is pretty interesting as well. The art fits really well too. The biggest thing for me is that when all the clues pile up on the board, finding out what connects to what is just a game of brute force. The fact that previously attempted connections get greyed out really saved me and my two brain cells. I honestly think that the game would have actually benefited if the clues were cut in half.
Also that Joel Haver reference with the "nobody checks Tahiti", loved that.
Choosing powerups for the enemy was a fun idea, but the difficulty was almost impossible until I realized [Spoiler Warning] the difficult moves could be dodged by just moving side to side and mashing the dodge button.
this game isn't about having fun. It's about winning, absolutely dominating your opponent without mercy. I have fought hundreds of battles against rival merchants, and I have won everyone with my strategies and daring. I corner the early boot market, monopolize the gold trade, and buy out every sale with my superior finances, all while making sure every city has sweaters. I am a god. I am a god of pawmerce!!!!!
What can I say except that this game is an absolute masterpiece in execution and naming. The people who made this are genius and sometimes I start laughing randomly whenever I think about this game. Like when I remember that the walls and floors and ceilings look like butts I just crack up everytime :DDD
I love this game so much I play it with my brother all the time. It was a little hard to figure out what to do at first but now we are masters at getting caught very quickly. The game is simple but so good and we are planning to maybe do this in real life one day (just kidding because they don't let you bring games into prison I asked my mum)
Each wave more terrifying than the last, I had to use the cata-pult at full blast, but in the end, I won, and I never lost again because this game made me a man, I was a boy before, but after, I became a manly man with manly man stuff because this is a game where boys become men. I only cried one tear, and it was on my left cheek. 10/10 would blast agains
