The game was honestly kind of ruined for me because of the difficulty curve. The game seemed really charming at the start, but immediately after starting the barrier stage, I hadn't won once, as the enemy AI was super aggressive, giving me no chance to make any kind of tanks to compete. That's not to mention that powerful cannons like the Howitzer, could get strapped onto ultra small units, making them basically you kill instantly if the enemy made a bunch. Call it a skill issue if you want, but honestly, the game just stomps you out
We need more pinball stages. Also, on the main stage with the three large bouncers, only when I play with lives, does it get stuck between all three. It gives me infinite points, but it can't ever seem to escape it :/
Can you add a feature that lets you change your account email/delete accounts? It turns out the email I initially used was wrong, and made a second account by accident. I even have deluxe on the first account, and I'd hate to loose it.
Has a browser version been considered? I've seen a good deal of gameplay and I'd really like to try it, but unfortunately I own a chromebook, meaning it'd have a stroke if I tried downloading the game and playing it like that
This game is honestly just so cool, I'm genuinely kind of addicted. There's something so fun about walking around, fixing some art or adding on, drawing your own stuff, or just looking at art in general. I never really considered myself much of an artist, but this game brought some of the best art right out of me
This is definitely a big change of pace in terms of characters and design. Hannah and Vermander, being our first human characters fit very well among the anthropomorphic characters, but ironically I think Vermander's proportions are more irregular than anyone else's. His head is just teeny tiny in comparison to his body. Another complaint I have is the lack of the appearance of the demon. I know it can appear at the windows before quickly disappearing, but I genuinely didn't know this until I was actively looking for it, just so I could see it. Man in the Window and Beware the Shadowcatcher are better in the regards that the monsters are shown partially, and frequently enough to where you can imagine the whole beast, and sure you do see the Shadowcatcher in full, the Man is still mostly vague. Even then, when seeing the demon's "full design" thanks to lit up images that some folks had used for thumbnails, it isn't particularly frightening or unnerving in comparison to the priors. Overall though, the game is pretty good, character's are enjoyable, designs were nice, and the gameplay was once again unique. I'd give a solid 7/10, with Beware the Shadowcatcher still being my favorite game of yours so far.
I kinda wish the game was a little longer, but frankly it works well. The Man from the Window has a very menacing presence despite never appearing in full. Just out of general curiosity, how big is the Man, and does he have a real name besides "The man from the window?"
This one's easily the best. The characters have depth, and the shadowfolk are charming. Honestly though the Shadowcatcher really takes the cake as although his design is simple at a surface level, it really works super well.
I've never been more invested in a multiple ending game in my whole life(except maybe Undertale but we'll exclude that). Strawberry as a character is absolutely amazing and her story is so tragic. Some of the choices I made had begun to make me hate myself, I was that invested. I think this game is fantastic and frankly, I would love to see the character return or possibly have the game expanded on
