Higher contrast helps a lot, I find adjusting the value of nearby colors works well without changing the overall feel. I.E. if you have both blue and purple having one be a light shade and the other a dark one can help a lot.
easily one of the best games I've played in this Game Jam. It takes a bit of time to figure out how to really get going, but once you do you create some pretty cool things.
Great game, as others have said the Ignore option on cards looked clickable, but once I realized how you actually play it was a great game that took lots of careful thinking and planning.
Very cool concept, however as someone with mild colorblindness I found it very difficult to play. The Blues and purples you use are so close in value that there were at least different 3 color mixtures that resulted in what appeared to be the same color as my target slime, but were considered wrong. Other then that very cool.
Ahh thank you both, I don't know how I missed this I felt like I was looking through menus forever and kinda resolved myself to only using the first few learned. This helps a lot.
So I realized this first on my main character, but there doesn't seem to be any way to change what battle skills one can use. I have the following classes in the following order. Mistress, Fighter Scholar, Attendant, Archer Dragon Knight, Paladin. The Dragon Knight class filled my last battle skill slot, so when I picked up Paladin I didn't get any new battle skills only the static stats. Is there anyway to trade out some of the skills I don't use for the paladin skills? Having a locked skill list when you leave the mansion seems perfectly fine, but It seems like a big missed opportunity for cool customization to have skills be purely based on the order you pick up classes.
