¡Felicitaciones! Re bien resueltas las cinemáticas. En un momento me desorienté y no encontraba la puerta después de que el juego me diga “se abrió una puerta cerca tuyo”, pero pude encontrarla y llegar al final.
¡Gracias por jugarlo Pamela! Contame más sobre la parte de escuchar, ¿en qué tuviste dificultad? ¿Se entiende que tenés que usar las flechas izquierda y derecha para mover la aguja y juntar los puntitos que van cayendo? ¿Va demasiado rápido?
If in doubt, check the community-made game Threadbare, which uses the CC0 Tiny Swords with Godot and is on GitHub! https://github.com/endlessm/threadbare
I love the flipping cards and the duality in the game! attack/defend, edge/dull, violet/magenta.
The tutorial is good and has humor, but is also a lot to read and doesn’t say things directly. It would be even better if there is less to read and the hints point to the things directly on screen: instead of saying “the magenta thing below me”, display a label on top of it.
After the tutorial, a card in the game tells me about “apply -3 empower”, but I don’t know what that means.
The text inside the cards is barely readable, but also is not necessary at all! Because I can hover them with the mouse to read it better, and right-click them to read what’s on the flip side. I would remove it entirely, leaving more room for the artwork. Also maybe show the defend description when hover? Maybe in a grayed out style to inform that this is for the flipped side? That would save me right-clicking on each card all the time.
The music is great and goes with the aesthetics, but is also a bit secabocha.
I wonder if there is a more automatic way to apply the last card as defend instead of having to do this repeatedly: 1. Attack with all but one -> 1. click Done -> Apply the remaining card as defend. For example: If I click Done and there is a remaining card in my hand, apply it as defend on my character directly.
When 2 enemies were presented, I attacked one but couldn’t kill it, it was left at 1/18 health and I didn’t know why.
The game is great already, I will definitely buy it!
I love the concept of this game movement mechanic! It is really challenging too, it would be much more accessible at a slower speed. Also it would be nice if there is a visual/audio clue that you are in a position that will collide with a wall if you don’t move away. Cool game!
