I played it until 5:36am in the morning but a nest disappeared... See my other comment for details.
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I followed the instruction to "click on a nest the to move it" [sic], but empty nests could not be moved. After clicking on a nest (the) which has a sleeping bird (the), I pressed the Q key to cancel the selection/ cancel moving the nest. However, the nest disappeared altogether with the bird. The bird only appears on the bird list but cannot be assigned any tasks since the nest is gone. The nest in question was a pigeon's nest (the), and it has been moved previously several rounds ago. The bird list shows 4 pigeons, including the missing pigeon.
It is a cool game, although playing it feels like managing an office as a manager, I mean it feels a little bit too work-like. I truly enjoyed the animations and atmospheric graphics. The art style is really well executed.
Humorous game haha. I think caffeine (it was misspelt as 'caffine' in the game) actually harms your brain, but there was no effect on the brain in the game. Also, getting a doctorate negatively impacts one's emotions, and some studies have compared the level of stress of getting a doctorate degree with the death of a close family member - they found out that getting a doctorate feels more stressful and painful than that.
It was only later on that I realised there is a scroll bar on the right. It should be clearer that it is a scroll bar, otherwise it might be overlooked.
The dark blue colours of the rainbow spectrum used for the words do not contrast very well with the dark background. It could be changed to a lighter hue.
Cool concept :)
If possible, it would be much better if the font size is larger and the square could be much bigger. I don't think placing the motor neurons too far away from the square would work well. It's easy for people to miss them if they're at the bottom edge and the square is at the top.
So far, I have 'programmed' the character using E,S, P neurons only, as I wasn't sure what I neurons do.
Great! Just played it again. I liked the new additions, which makes it more challenging. Is there a fixed mutation sequence? It seems that the blocks can only mutate a limited number of times before stopping.
Previously I noticed that the following block got stuck on the top right hand edge when rotating, but thought it was me pressing the wrong buttons. It was originally upright before I pressed rotate:
Also, maybe you might want to reconsider the rotated positions of the T-shaped piece.
During the gameplay just now, an orange I-shaped piece which showed up on "Next Piece" once changed to a blue or green L-shaped piece when it comes out from the top. I'm quite sure I didn't press the mutate key, and I'm not sure why, maybe something triggered the mutation sequence?
Good concept and good mechanics. Wished the neuron types are clearer from the description.
The game graphics are too small and didn't work well for me at the moment.
For some of the lines, when connected from left to right, cannot be disconnected from right to left.
The following error screen is also provided for your reference. The text could not be copied onto the clipboard although I tried to copy it again.
read... game... instruct.. text... confuse... lose...
My cards are always taken away, and there were no cards with past tense / past participle words. The AI cleared my board. All words in my hand are in the base form. I wonder if this is working as intended? I can see there are stage 2 and stage 3 cards in your gameplay screenshots. The instructions are not very clear. So I lost the game (Player 0-52 AI)!
Hello, It's a cute, lovely meditation. I enjoyed it! I noticed that part of the first scene wasn't quite translated properly and/or was still in English, but you can have the fullwidth poetic licence as it's your poem. It's cool to shift in tone and have different textures. ✨✨
Would love to know more about the Queer East Festival. I read from the online programme notes that some of the artists are from Hong Kong. Hope to keep in touch. 🙏