Awkward controls at first but I got the hang of it. Once I got momentum there's good flow and pacing. The camera is the difficult part. It would be nice if the different platforms are introduced one at a time with some brief explainers, the trial and error at first is too punishing for a casual game. The cover image is misleading, based on that I was expecting a linear temple run/subway surfer type experience so the 3d vertical free movement threw me off. Overall solid stuff keep it up
I got 8k almost three minutes. A relatable premise, a lot of the posts feel familiar, and the popup feedback for getting stuff wrong or right is satisfying. Maybe I'm not very good but the responsiveness seemed hit or miss, maybe it was unclear which post was highlighted because it often felt like the game didn't respond when I hit the correct key so I had to pick up and click instead. Overall I think there's too much going on, take with a grain of salt: How To Play is too long, the left and right detail panes feel unnecessary, and there are too many recycled posts... Glad to hear you're still actively developing, this concept has promise with more refinement and human touch.
Great vision here. To me the pace and chaos added to it, felt like I barely passed each stage. The atmosphere feels personal and palpable with the environmental sounds, the candle, chai, wifi, stuck between boss, mom, and neighbors. An impossible tightrope. During the first window shutting scene some of the popups seemed obscured but it's a minor issue. I would play more and recommend this to friends.
Wow, impressive. Tight design, clear understanding of the subject, and great direction all around. I would not have known this was heavily AI generated without disclosure. I played into the second stage, super satisfying to get a good review from the critic. The description and marketing are excellent too, I appreciate the process explanation.
