Skip to main content

Indie game storeFree gamesFun gamesHorror games
Game developmentAssetsComics
SalesBundles
Jobs
TagsGame Engines

Vaalintine

5
Posts
12
Following
A member registered Mar 04, 2021

Recent community posts

Neat game, but the controls could use some work. The inability to switch between the two characters quickly while they are moving is a bit limiting.

Finally came back and finished playing this game after having started in years ago, good to see it polished up. In an earlier version of it I kept getting stuck between screen transitions, and it kept popping me back to the previous screen hen I wanted to progress further. Of course, that problem doesn't show up in this version of the game.


Also the robots wearing hats thing is super cute, and the hat ON the robot should be bigger/more visible. Other than that, no real criticism.

Played through it, and while there isn't much there yet it seems like there's potential for variety here with how the transformations work. Like, if being transformed in certain ways would allow certain things to be done. Not in any major way that would require someone to constantly transform back and forth, but narratively, like someone with feathers being insulated or with scales being harder to grip because their smooth hide.

Game loads up, then crashes with an error and freezes on the main menu.

While nice, what really bothers me is the Rouge Servitor part. Having played Stellaris quite a bit it seems to me to be quite the opposite, instead of being  a utopian society it appears to be going in the direction of a dystopian one. Rouge Tormentors instead of Servitors. This is primarily because it requires them to act in a manner that consideres hurting people to be "Helping" and helping them to be "Harm". Ultimately working on a sort of Anti-Mov instead of Asimov, where the robots seek to harm humans and teach them to want to harm themselves as they ultimately do the protagonist.


That said, despite getting a negative reaction from me I do think its very well done. Although if you DO continue it then it could stand to see things go back in a more... genuinely empathatic direction for the plot, instead of a self0destructive one. That's just my viewpoint on it though.