I love the Yup and Nah :) I thought it'd be fun and fit the game's style.
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It matters which cards you flip, and in what order. Some characters affect face-down character cards, some restrict what you can flip, and you also score more points the fewer cards you flip. Flipping all of them at once gives you a big disadvantage.
A hidden shortcut (holding shift while clicking, perhaps) would be a good idea for earlier levels, when it isn't as important.
Role ideas :)
Mutant (Outcast): Dies if any suspicion is placed on it (a corrupted Judge says the Mutant is lying, a Fortune Teller gets an evil ping on it, etc)
Barber (Outcast): When revealed, all the unrevealed characters have their roles shuffled.
Crone (Outcast): The last character can't be revealed. You can kill the Crone to remove its ability, but it will sacrifice some of your health. (Sort of a good-aligned Witch)
Yeah - you do tonnes less damage while small. It's interesting seeing how different people play the game, though! Some people go with a medium/big combo, some people do medium/small, and some use all three. There is an exit, and it's usually not too far from the boss room. Sorry if you couldn't find it! Glad you enjoyed the game :D
The boss has 70 health, and it's easier to kill if you explore the dungeon before taking it on straight away :) Adding lots of content was tricky with a time limit, so I only made 4 basic enemies and a few room variants. Scaling up and down can be super helpful if you can do it right, especially in the boss area. I'm glad you gave the game a shot, though. Thank you for your feedback!







