Hello,

I've tried your game. Here's your report:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1keBiwuxAYaKNmO-VoJExATcXu9wVOGiy7FPlUbC2...

I didn't find any technical bugs, but I've documented three UX observations in the report that I'd consider higher priority, particularly around onboarding and visual identity.

Hope it helps. If you have any questions feel free to contact me.

Regards,

Remi

Hey,

I gave it another try. Yes, you are right, the controls were explained at the beginning, however, I am very positive that many people do not read the full instructions and only catch a glimpse, just like I did. I never read full text, I just quickly skim what looks interesting and go. Once I knew how to control the soldiers, it was a lot easier and there were no input delays.

I still believe that selecting a unit and then controlling it with arrow keys might be a better user experience. You mentioned that clicking a soldier will make it swing an axe, but what about adding another key to do that instead? For example, Z. There is also an accessibility consideration here: not everyone may be able to constantly move the mouse to keep hovering over a soldier while simultaneously pressing arrow keys, whether due to motor difficulties or simply the physical awkwardness of the two-hand split. A click-to-select model would make the game more accessible to a wider range of players.

Another thing I noticed: after bringing 8 soldiers into the tent the level completes, but I still had 2 soldiers left and 60 seconds on the timer, and the game did not end. I had to wait it out because I had no more left/right moves available. I think the game should end when you complete the objective, unless you want to give some kind of bonus for the extra soldiers? But if the player doesn't want to go for that, there should be a way to skip it.

Sorry about the OS. I should have mentioned it. I ran it on Windows 11 build 25H2 26200.8457. Hope this helps. 🙂

Regards,

Remi

Hey,

I've tried your game. Here's what I found: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HACCUDQeGZrlIXVBrL6eFNnG3Xqd-fNKmN1YTTNt...

The game was short, I completed it in about 30 - 40 mins, it was quite enjoyable, but I don't think I would it play for more than a few hours.

I hope this information helps you.

Best of luck,

Remi

Hello!

I gave your game a try. 

Not gonna lie, it was quite difficult. Took me 5 tries to get through the spikes, that run managed to get a little bit further, got the fire weapon upgrade, then got the normal weapon back, but then losing and starting from beginning again really put me off from playing again. Do you have any checkpoints?

Overall, nice simple game. I was using a keyboard, but I don't think it was the problem why I lost. You can surely make it work with a keyboard.

Ok visuals, fitting music. Not much else to say. Did not encounter any bugs.

Regards,

Remi

Hey, 

I've tried your Llama Legends game. Well done.

Here's your QA report in a Google Sheet, you can find it here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18I9cPYGeRW33GBd-vkZXnGhcQcKT2PUMvZtvcuA8...

A quick note on OBS-004 (autoclicker vulnerability), I recorded a short demo showing the click loop being exploited with no resistance. Took me 40 seconds to set it up. You can view it here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Ln67qOjyGrCyX7DL2gDRxIJNugfm6-_m

I also want to flag a few additional issues I noticed around the login and cloud sync flow:

On first visit, the game prompts you to enter a name even if you are a returning player, which is confusing.

Pressing "Sign in with Google" registers a new user rather than logging in, the intent of the button is not what it does.

The login form language is unclear: "Connect now" means sign in, but that is not obvious.

Cloud sync does not appear to work, signing into the game from a different browser creates a new character and the previous progress is lost entirely.

Looking forward to playtesting again later! If this was on mobile I would probably play it as a side game. The game has got some potential to make some money as well, but you have to move from browser to mobile.

I hope this information helps you. 🙂

Best of luck,

Remi

Hello!

I've tried your game, unfortunately, there isn't a lot I can say about it. But I did find a few bugs:

• Hover tooltip on a tile still shows the old version after buying the 2g upgrade, screenshot:

Explanation: you can see the upgraded tile has a score of 4, while the hover tile is still showing old score of 3.

• When you add a new tile to the deck, it doesn't show up in the draw tile, screenshot:

Explanation: I had 3 tiles in the draw pile, I scored with a tile that gave me an additional tile, this tile was added to the draw pile, it says 4 tiles remaining, but only 3 tiles are visible.

Did 5 runs, only cleared level 1 once. The game is quite difficult for a person who doesn't play such games. I did try to take it slow, but even that didn't help much haha.

Simple visuals that I think do work for such a game. Good fitting font. In game, the tile visuals are very very basic, not sure how, but they could use a visual update. Good relaxing music. Not much else to say.

I hope this information helps you.

Good luck,

Remi

Hi there,

I don't have a game listed, but thank you for your interest.

I will not be paying to test your game, sorry,  you will have to look elsewhere. 😊

Best regards,

Remi

Hello!

Good job on the game. I tried it and here's what I found:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1U72EleGhu6UAbzEP4adLUhHL-XZxMxSYneUFEs_I...

I have also sent you a DM on Discord regarding more sensitive feedback.

Hopefully this information helps you.

Best of luck,

Remi

Hello!

I have tried your game. It was a bit difficult, but quite fun, well done!

I found some bugs, here's a full report of a few hours of gameplay I did: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZGuxseUzf-MtSb5YcaQi8J39lDPh3_shb_SezeZK...

I also recorded my best run(no commentary), this might help you notice some things from a different perspective, here is the 27 min gameplay video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jw5WBXXERKTlY6jDaMVQ-wBr2zwUc5kl/view?usp=shari...

At the end of the video, when I lose, you can see that it skips the defeat screen, because I remapped fire key from left mouse click to spacebar, as it felt more natural to me. The spacebar clicks the "try again" button and immediately exits the defeat screen.

I hope this information helps you. Looking forward to playing this again later.

Best of luck!

Remi

Hello,

This is not how you ask someone to try out your game. Please take a close look at your attitude and mindset. 

Begging attitude is not something I tolerate. Do not spam the community forums, especially in all caps.

You also were asking people to try out your game, when you clearly had set the demo to a paid model. This is not appropriate. 

I hope you find someone who will try out your game, because I will not be doing so.

Best of luck,

Remi

Hey,

Overall, the game looks really nice visually, the aesthetic is great. Here's my feedback:

UX & Flow. The tutorial prompt (asking whether to play the tutorial or skip to the game) currently appears a second after the game loads, which causes a jarring visual effect. It should appear immediately when the player clicks Play instead.

The configuration/setup screen is too long. Players have a very short attention span at this stage, they just want to start playing. Consider trimming it down or simplifying the flow.

UI & Readability. The default UI size feels too small. On a 27" 1440p monitor, I had to increase the font size to 130% to be comfortable.

The toggle buttons in the configuration/options menu during setup are not clearly visible, only the coloured circle is visible, with no visible background behind it.

In several places, text is very hard to read. Specific examples:

Play vs Computer AI: Configure screen (step 3 of 3). The text below the time control is barely visible. Inside Pass & Play label is similarly hard to read. Opponent colours are difficult to distinguish at times, it's not always clear which piece is white and which is black. I'd suggest making these more visually distinct. Or changing the enemy colour altogether.

Controls & Camera. I'd suggest reassigning the mouse wheel to zoom in/out rather than switching between board layers. The number keys (1, 2, 3, 4) are sufficient for swapping layers and feel more intuitive for that purpose.

The key combination Shift + "-" to zoom out is inconvenient, particularly when on a higher layer (e.g., layer 4) where you need to zoom out immediately to see the board properly.

The available zoom range feels excessive in both directions, as there's no practical reason to zoom in or out that far. I'd recommend tightening the zoom limits.

This is clearly a niche game, and I'll be honest that it's not really my type, so I may not be the best person to give deep gameplay feedback. That said, I hope these observations are useful. 🙂

The visual foundation is strong, and with some polish on the UX and readability side, I think it could feel much more welcoming to new players.

Best regards,

Remi