I wasn't sure if I could put two rings on the same finger. Then I saw two rings on the same finger in the reward selection! But when I tried I replaced my best ring :(
Rings offered at different levels encourage the player to try new weapons. Very cool
Because I can't see my hands during the loot selection, I'd like an option to choose "no rings" during equip phase. This game is pretty metal though, I could give that up as a design decision and just remember.
I have no idea what "at least you got some power" means when you lose a finger. Are my abilities permanently stronger?
Tether ring having no levels made me think it was unique. In practice it just felt like any other ring but I couldn't tell what level it was, so I didn't want to keep it.
In the lategame when your ring slots are full... I'm kind of left without a goal. Am I ascending floors? What's the wincon? There's nothing to tell me how far I am in a macro sense. Then you lose a finger and know it's all downhill from there. I need the rush of "I can make it, I just need to hold on one more level" or something.
This was one of my favourite games I've played. Very polished, and again very cohesive! You prioritized the experience and all elements (visuals, sound, gameplay, etc.) told the same story.
I couldn't figure out how to deliver the package once I arrived. The music played over itself a couple times too.If I had a bit more space I think the movement could be really fun.
I crashed into everything. The cylinder did not remain unharmed.
Very polished. Balance is very difficult! I consider myself good at card / puzzle games and I couldn't make it to the 2nd boss. earth trinket might get me there?
A few thoughts from my experience:
I'm not sure what determines discard cost.
I'd like to see the discard cost updated when you have free discards
I wasn't sure what the cross trinket would do from the description
Popsicle didn't give me the bonus for opposite pairs. Only adjacent.
I spent so much time trying to get a broken build. Very addictive game.
I love when things move to the beat. Cool way to tie it into the theme. Getting sent back to the main menu me unsure if I failed or if the game bugged out. Better visually representing that could be fun. I think the whole experience could be sped up a little.
Hey. Cool game. I spent more time on this game than any so far. A few thoughts:
it would be helpful to hover buffs to see what they were
adding debuffs there as well
numbers for current end of turn damage could be better visually represented
enemies doing things other than attacking (modifying end of turn damage, buffing themselves, etc.) are cool.
card design is cool
It wasn't clear that my deck was cycling itself. And even after learning how it worked, it would help to know when it's cycling.
I got stuck in a fight with enemy #3. Neither of us had enough damage to kill the other. I got to 30 turns before I just quit. I think the game needs some anti-stalemate mechanic (ramping end of turn dmg?)
Really interesting experience. I like the artstyle. Being intentionally limited like this made it feel perfect in what it was attempting. I liked the dialog, it made me feel for the characters immediately.
I wasn't sure how to progress after I thought I had talked to everyone. After a few minutes of running around I just spent all my matches to see if I needed to run out to progress.
Then I saw the parade, I didn't realize I could move during this state at first.
Really good sound design overall. Especially the little beeping sounds as the text was drawn.
And the map was just big enough. I liked how it wasn't a maze, choosing to have the gameplay through interactions instead of being lost.
Really interesting experience. I like the artstyle. Being intentionally limited like this made it feel perfect in what it was attempting. I liked the dialog, it made me feel for the characters immediately.
I wasn't sure how to progress after I thought I had talked to everyone. After a few minutes of running around I just spent all my matches to see if I needed to run out to progress.
Then I saw the parade, I didn't realize I could move during this state at first.
Really good sound design overall. Especially the little beeping sounds as the text was drawn.
And the map was just big enough. I liked how it wasn't a maze, choosing to have the gameplay through interactions instead of being lost.
Played through the game, here's some thoughts from my experience:
I found a spot where I could step out of the map
Adding background music would make the game feel great immediately.
Given there's a lot of walking, I'd like something I can do a the same time to sate my ADHD brain (rolling, etc.)
I could knock enemies out of bounds and enemies could follow me out of bounds. If this is intentional maybe an enemy like a ghost or a wraith would better fit this game.
The enemies felt optional. I had enough health to ignore them all and just run to the trapdoors.
Pretty clean art design for a first submission. Good stuff!
Driving felt good. Camera was a little tricky. Level 3 had my car exploding on spawn most of the time, I'm not sure what conditions actually let me take off. Good track design. I liked seeing the out of bounds police cars and such. Made it feel alive.
Very nice art. I liked the momentum tech from the dropping platforms. I would have liked to have been able to see more in front and below me when I'm jumping. Thanks for the game.
