A city-building simulation game where your goal is to construct Orr. · By
Hello! It’s working mighty fine. I’ve played for some 6~7 hours already and found one bug: When I start a new game with the second speed already selected, sometimes will not be triggered, so I have to switch to speed 1 and then to speed 2 again. Nothing alarming, didn’t bother me at all. Also, the game’s running good, no fps drops even in some cities with more than 100 people and my PC isn’t even good at all. Nice work. Now some feedback: - The core gameplay of the game is addicting, the possibility of not losing the game makes that I don’t need to rush objectives like “Cities: Skylines”, which will put me in debt in 30 secs of gameplay, or “Kingdom and Castles” (this game share some similarities, but for the best!) that will put me in danger everytime i’m getting the hang of it. This game has a very relaxing tone to it, plus the world generation system allows to make some kinda diverse towns, some with rivers between areas, some more coastal. And the freedom to arrange the town to my liking reminded me a little of the game “Townscaper”. Here’s some towns i’ve made in your game:
- I have a question in relation to how the tavern works: Do I get +1 happiness for every house in the area of the tavern or do I get 1+ happiness for having a house in the area of the tavern, independently of the number of houses? (By the way, I like that I can click in a house and show how much happiness I get for that house, that’s a nice addition).
- I think that when you are building something, the hud doesn’t need to be always visible, because if you are building a lot of things at the same time, it might cause a bit of conflict with the minimalist design of certain things, like the wood storage. Maybe show how much is needed by hovering the mouse over the incomplete building or making more diegetic by allowing us to see how many wood logs there are inside the box construction, exactly like the infuser, which allows us to see how many logs are inside of it. So, by making everything build working visually the same way, you get a more consistent design.
- Maybe be able to choose the priority in which I build things, like “The Settlers IV”, by clicking on the construction while it’s incomplete and choosing a form to allow me to prioritize the transport of materials to that building.
- The sounds are very crispy and go very well with the shaking of the trees when you hit them. And the distortion of the perspective is also very well made, nice job again.
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Now, with all that being said I wish to make an offer:
I found your game through your youtube channel and I am always looking for new games because I am a composer, and I would really like to participate in them, or any of them, in anyway that I can, to help build the atmosphere that the game is passing, and because I am also interested in making soundtracks for games that I enjoy, like this case.
I made a little draft in four days that shows the type of soundtrack I could be making for your game - No charge at all, I am really just interested in participating.
