Unlocked the first two scenes. Found the three names, delivered them in the correct order, door is still locked. Go back through every room clicking on every interactable, none of them do anything until I touch the record in the wall frame, and then I get kicked directly to the menu.
I'm not gonna go through the whole game again, but just out of curiosity what was supposed to happen after the voice in the hole leaves?
Are there supposed to be any... decisions in this "strategy" game?
You can't not eat something once it's on the floor, and it doesn't matter what order you eat things in, so having there be a separate step to click on one of the food items is just wasting time for no benefit.
Choosing when to rest is likewise not an actual decision, because you can't avoid doing it, the end of each level applies the effects of fullness automatically, and the penalty for not pressing the button often enough or pressing it too soon is that it just happens anyway... but slower.
Really feels like you told the AI to "add more mechanics" without putting any thought into what those were. Ultimately the only thing the "player" does is press the spin button and then wait for the wheel to stop spinning.
Is the scene unlock supposed to require a perfect unbroken combo? There's definitely been times I didn't miss a single beat in the first song and ended up with a score in the 70k range because of a handful of 'good' instead of 'perfect' hits. I haven't been able to get above about 86,000 once (though part of that might be browser problems)...
I love the concept, but the minigames are kinda borked. The maze starts out trivially easy, almost impossible to lose, until she abruptly decides to stop messing around and it becomes completely impossible to win. The concentration game always gives you a random chance of sweeping the board in your first move, but when her turn comes she either chooses in a completely random, brain dead manner, or she magically knows where every single card is and just gets to declare herself the winner.
If she kept track of every card which had been revealed and always made optimal plays, that would still be better than any human but would give you a fair chance. Instead she just openly cheats, unless she wants to let you win.
Do the Mind and Lust stats have any effect in the current build, or do bind attacks only exist to trade combat turns for animations?
It would be nice if the rules for where the dungeon entrance went were clarified; I had it jump halfway across the dungeon when I put a room too far to the left, allowing adventurers to bypass most of my traps.
A way to refund construction would also be nice, and remove a lot of the annoyance from things like something being built in a different room from what the player thought was selected.
Given that income and invasion chance both only happen once at the beginning of the day, and you can't build or place things while somebody is in the dungeon, I question the value of the countdown timer... I don't think the game would lose anything by being entirely turn-based, and it would reduce the impact of any glitches or annoyances in the control interface while you get that polished up.
Overall, I love the concept and it looks like you have a good foundation, so I definitely look forward to future developments!
