My guess is "ultraviolet light" but I tried many variations on that ("uv" "uvlight" "ultraviolet" etc) but none worked. Reveals traces of bodily fluids including cum and blood, name is apt as it is beyond violet but could possibly be considered a contradiction as, not being visible light, it is not colored.
Simple and sweet! I only wish that recipes that were already found would list their ingredients, no way I can remember the ingredients I used for 22 recipes lol
Seems fair enough to me, though I would definitely say that the value of feedback while developing a game (especially in a short time) is so disproportionately great that I would be hesitant to stymie the supply of such an asset.
This is soooooo good, can't wait to see what you do next, whether it's iterating on this or something new! You clearly have a very solid grasp of game design AND what is appealing to specifically me re: WG - that is, the sense of progression!
Trying to figure out the system behind the alchemy is both fun and driving me insane! I thought I had it figured out since mixing Pixie Dust and Dragon Scales yields 5 potency, Pixie Dust and Ground Wheat also gives 5 potency, which meant to me that ground wheat and dragon scales gave the same amount of potency, so when mixed together they gave 4, so they must have 2 each and pixie dust has 3... except when I did the same math for the latency in the same recipes, I get PD+DS=4, PD+GW=6 -> GW=DS+2, but then separately DS+GW=3... which I guess could be true if DS=0.5 and GW=2.5 and PD=3.5 but that would imply ALL latency values end in 0.5 which is doubtful to me. So it must be more complex than I thought, which is cool but also AAAA
I'm sure you have plenty of ideas, but one of the first things I'd suggest is making the different levels of inflation matter; more vertical speed, or more momentum, etc.
Assuming that you need help with the 'equation' puzzle, the closest I can come without explicitly saying the answer would be something like: Nami got the "luck up" card, and then proceeded to perform very "well" when it comes to random numbers. When operating under logical uncertainty, a math problem can appear to have any number of possible solutions, so Nami should be able to help.
If this is still not sufficient, no big deal. What little desire I had to keep that route's ending trapped behind this puzzle for these players is rapidly diminishing, so let me know if you need further help.
Can't get past the tutorial, no red button shows up and clicking on anything doesn't work.