It worked! I was stuck more on trying to see if there was anything I could do to get the seed to grow! I'm still debating what was more dark, the secret ending where you realize what's actually happening, or the normal ending where you kill the "demon lord". D:
I like the color pallet you chose for this and can feel the little bit of Legend of Zelda inspiration with the items chosen, and the Owl character giving you the goal of the game. ( I love the little owl sprite ) However, none of the items are tied in to the logic of the game so you can just bypass them all and still get the end. It would be great to see you flesh this project out more and make things functional. Also, in screen 2 if you go back the way you came it skips the path with the ghost and puts you directly in the room with the crystals, so there is a bit of a broken exit there.
Thank you! As for the end, leash and lead are kind of interchangeable in this context. A dog lead is basically a leash, but rather than you holding the leash, the lead is attached to a fixed point, or along a runner. Basically It just keeps the dog in an area of the yard. (and from biting/chasing any mail-slimes)
I like the idea, but the game is setup in a way that you do not need to actually collect any of the scattered cat food to progress, regardless of collecting the food the cat will thank you and tell you where the exit is/give the key, this is true for each interaction. The final interaction with the cat where it says you can take it home now feels like where there should be an ending. Otherwise, you're just kind of stuck in that space without the game ever 'ending' Would have liked to see more work done making your own tiles and making it feel more unique.
Collecting or not collecting the items doesn't change the ending, would be cool to see some differences on the ending based on what you collected while going through the path. I like the visual depiction of the story being shown through a terminal monitor, it also would have been nice to keep that visual through all the rooms and not just the first and last.
That,,,, was dark, And I'm not quite sure which was darker. The normal ending or the secret ending. That said, The level design was good, I liked the puzzle hint, took me entirely too long to figure out that the tunnel was there. The 'angel' insisting there was nothing there was the only thing I had to go on, that took a bit to figure out where to go. I did enjoy the little story though, despite the dismal nature of it all.
The trash having a fly buzzing around them is fun. Would have liked there to be an actual goal in the game though. It initially feels like collecting the rash is the goal, from talking to the first NPC, but then despite collecting them all nothing changes in any of the NPC dialogues. The one NPC yelling at you to GET OUT as an ending point is nice though, I am assuming that's room 2B lol.
This was really well done overall. I enjoyed the slice of life feel and liked exploring the area you crafted. The full screen portrait of the character on the beach was amazing. The only part I could see improving would be the transition from the train station to the grandparent's house, a screen between the two to mark that transition a little more clearly might have helped a bit. It took a moment to realize exiting the house would bring me somewhere new and not just back to the station.
I like the angle of what you were going for here. The survival/escape scenario is great, and good job setting up a prompt to get your players name, it's great for immersion. But the progression seems kind of disjointed. There is a lot of promise here but could use some polish to make sure your player knows what exactly is going on from scene to scene.
I like the choice of setting and suspense angle of your story. Though you need to remember to stay consistent in details, at the start when responding to the SOS call, the person on the other end is described as a female, but when you follow the distress call in your story and arrive, they are then described as a male, so it breaks the continuity, and makes you question if they are the same person or not. The other path, when noticing the figure in the shadows option is selected, I feel like I'm not sure exactly what the outcome of that is, like we're missing a passage, as after going down that rout you both arrive at the destination? A passage that explains what or who the figure in the shadows was would be nice, so it makes sense that you travel to the destination with them.
Love all the art. The story was short but enjoyable. I took the path of the smith first and answered the call. I like the fantasy adventure theming, and the setup for a grand adventure. Would love to see the story expanded.
I like the fact that choosing to read or not read the sign changes one of the outcomes. but it feels a little random, each door is marked just by its color, and on its own that gives no promises, so the sign doesn't influence or bring the kind of suspense I feel you might have been going for.
I gathered that much lol. Still looks great. It was just the first thing that came to mind due to how detailed she is. I’m fully aware that it would basically double the time to complete the whole sprite sheet to do that lol.
This looks amazing, my only thought, and this would add a lot of extra work, is that due to the nature of her being such high detail, it feels like she would have to have unique sprite work done for left and right facing actions. That way her sword and shield stay in the correct hands. But so far, seriously amazing work.
Love it! Wish more asset artists would build recreations of the RTP in their own styles so the rest of their sets fit in more naturally. It’s always kinda sad when you find an awesome tile set but it doesn’t match anything you use. I look forward to the continued development!
Another 20 amazing animations, and I see some potential to break a few of these up as well for some more simple animations to expand it even further depending on a projects needs. Real nice.
These are absolutely amazing. And as much as my bank account hates my impulse buying, I can't complain about the cost, $1 per animation is more than fair for the quality. I can't wait to see your next release!
Well, luckily for those of you deciding to stick with MV, the maker has stated it is perfectly fine to render the animations as sprite sheets, those sprite sheets are of course bound by the same agreements in the license for the animations themselves. So MV users can still use them, you just have to put a little more work into getting them into your game. :D
"This plugin is free to use for commercial or non-commercial projects." I would personally change the wording of this in your description. As well as the whole terms of use in general, to be more precise. At least in it's granting of permissions of use, and restrictions of distribution. Such as the resources you can buy and download off the steam store and official website, they make specific statements as to the handling of the resources. Such as projects using it should be encrypted before they are to be sold or otherwise distributed. As it stands with your wording technically arguments could be made that you barred all forms of distribution of the plugin, including as part of a project. Kind of nit-picky to be fair, but it's good to be more specific rather than vague when it comes to terms of service documents, and licensing statements.
