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Looking for feedback on my early 3D animal game – WOLLX

A topic by WOLLXGames created 12 days ago Views: 66 Replies: 1
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Hi! I'm currently looking for some feedback on an early build of my 3D animal game, WOLLX.

You can currently play as a rabbit, deer, wolf, or bear. Each animal has its own abilities and playstyle. The game includes combat, defenses, a robot companion, training, and exploration.

I'm especially interested in feedback from someone playing for the first time:

  • Was the training/tutorial clear?
  • Was anything confusing or difficult to understand?
  • Did you encounter any bugs or performance issues?
  • How did the movement and combat feel?
  • Which animal did you choose first, and which one did you enjoy playing the most?
  • Most importantly, did you enjoy playing, and what did you like or dislike?

The game is still in early development, so unfinished features and balance issues are expected. Even 20–30 minutes of testing would be very helpful.

WOLLX is currently Windows only.

Project page: https://wollxgames.itch.io/wollx

The current test build is private, so if you'd like to playtest it, reply here and I'll send you an itch.io download key.

Thanks for taking a look! 🐰🦌🐺🐻

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Really liking the concept of playing as different forest animals with distinct abilities — especially how you paired wildlife combat with a robot companion, that's such a unique dynamic. The movement and combat feel promising. I'm Roman, a 3D artist working in Blender (clean topology, low-poly/stylized game assets for Unity/UE). If you have any backlog items you need modeled, I'd love to make 1 custom 3D asset for WOLLX completely for free (like a stylized woodland defense barrier, a burrow prop, or an upgrade part for the robot companion) just to help out and test the fit. You can reach me on Discord: antinarrys or via email: roman.zbor.uk@gmail.com. Keep up the great work!