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A Fun Day with Laura - my first visual novel. In most other VNs, which choice is good and which is bad is fixed and doesn't change in between games. In my game, it's different. To get the good ending, you have to think and solve a puzzle instead of merely knowing which choice is good and which is bad.
My strongest skill is programming, so a visual novel is very different from the kind of game that I usually make. It was fun to do something new.
A Fun Day With Laura A short, slice of life visual novel about having fun and doing activities together with your classmate. To get the good ending, you need to find the optimal choice of activities to do.
For example, the sentence "Items need sets equal colors min 3 to horizontal line".
"Items need sets" and then "equal colors". The first part is already a complete sentence, so it doesn't make sense for the second part to be there. Do you mean "Items need sets of equal colors"? Then what does "min 3 to horizontal line" mean? It doesn't make sense at all.
Then the next sentence: "Equal color blocks near by vertical and horizontal will clear". You have "Equal color blocks near ____ will clear", in the blank should be a noun phrase, and "by vertical and horizontal" is not a noun phrase.
I played the first two levels, the first one was easy but then the last wave of the second level really destroyed me. I like how you have to manage two resources (money and ore) but I think the difficulty curve can be lowered a little bit. Especially at the beginning when I don't have a lot of resources to use.
The game does become repetitive very fast. It's very simple and there isn't a lot of variation. You just do what the enemies on screen tell you to do. I think making it get faster over time, introduce new enemies, and add upgrades ( shoot faster, etc. think of how Temple Run does it) would make it better, or even just add coins to increase score.
The game is a bit confusing at first. I didn't make the connection between shooting bullets and making pillars at first, since the bullets take a long time to expire. I was also confused by the "approach the terminal" part. I don't know what the terminal is or what it's supposed to look like.
Things I liked were the art style and music.
I like the puzzle mechanic and it's very unique. The controls a bit counter-intuitive since WASD keys are associated with movement and not casting abilities. I think it should be something like 1/2/3 to choose ability (and switch to ability using mode), then WASD to use it (or ESC to cancel ability using mode), and WASD to move if there is no ability selected.
I like the amount of features that it has and all the different ways you can upgrade your character. The game's difficulty curve is a bit too easy at the start. For the first 5 levels it felt that I was just doing the same thing over and over again. Even the boss at level 5 is too easy. Also, the transitions between levels, and the time it takes for the enemies to spawn should both be faster to minimize the time the player spends waiting around.
A few suggestions to improve:
- The player should move faster, it's too slow and it's tedious to go from place to place.
- A feature where you find survivors, build a base, etc. would be good.
- Some kind of storyline or goal other than just "survive". Add a way to "win".
Things I liked : the music, also the collecting resources part.
I didn't understand the game at all. There is a tutorial but it doesn't explain much. It explains how to make joints or something which doesn't mean anything if I don't know what a joint is at all. I think an interactive tutorial where it guides you through the process of making a machine and then have it fight against a small AI opponent would explain a lot.