Feedback: controls are understadable. i understood everything quickly, but i would like to see less ships in the beggining to get used to controls
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I played a game for like 10 minutes and here is my feedback:
Great thing it has a tutorial but if this is supposed to be the first level that it is too long and hard (at least for me)
Also it seems overwhlmed with UI especially mutate window.
Would you try the first case of my detective game? It’s free in your browser, and even 10 minutes would help. I’d love to hear where you got stuck or, if you solved it, what made the case click. Play The Art of Deduction
hey there so i played your game and oh boy i literally can't express how it and i felt. But i ll try: this is very very very very good. i like it so much i left it on my desktop because this is gold. And i am not saying this to flatter you or anything. I really liked it so much. Atmosphere. The beggining like with a n introduction where you click to read next sentence. Then the graphics. Sound.
I dont remember the game but it had the same graphics. I like it very much. Eye follows your mouse that's also detail)
Now feedback on the interogation: it is interesting and questions are good for real. But unfortunately i recognized him as a human which was wrong.
Although game gave me clues such as red pulse. So for me it was confusing. Like i couldn't determine who he was. Maybe that's just me or maybe that's real problem.
i understood what i needed to do relatively easily so that's not problem.
This game is very good. It has so much potential i think. Keep developing if you feel like it)
So the only problem for me is that i couldnt determine who the suspect was
If you’re up for a feedback swap, would you try the first case of my detective game? It’s free in your browser, and I’d love to hear where you got stuck or what made it click. Thanks (regardless of your answer)
Hi, this is such a wonderful feedback, thank you for taking time to play the game and write it) I have played your short prototype and left a feedback in an in-game form but will put it here as well:
"It is a little simple and repetitive like you just need to move and eat. if it was a little more difficult and diverse in something then it would be much more fascinating.
i especially liked how you eat bacteria it literally grabs them into itself and absorbs. That is nicely done. And the idea of being in an organism and working as a macrophage is also rearely seen so it is nice.
Maybe make environment more realistic and atmospheric too.
For a first short prototype this is very good. Like, very good.
Seriously.
Oh? one more thing: tutorial and assistance in game is such a nice thing. And it is well done. Thank you"
Hi! Would anyone like to try the opening case of my detective game, The Art of Deduction? It’s free on Windows, supports English and Russian, and the first case takes about 20–30 minutes.
I’d especially appreciate feedback on whether the goal and wording are clear. An unfinished attempt is useful too.
I’m directing the project with Codex assistance for code, writing, artwork and music.
Hi! Would you be interested in a feedback swap? I’m directing a detective game called The Art of Deduction, developed with Codex assistance. It’s free on Windows, in English and Russian.
I’m looking for feedback on the opening case—roughly 20–30 minutes—especially whether the goal and wording are clear. I’d be happy to try your demo and leave feedback in return.
Hi! I’m making The Art of Deduction, a detective game where you explore rooms, question witnesses, and piece together what happened.
I’m looking for 3–5 people to try the opening case. It takes about 20–30 minutes and is free to play. Click Run game on a desktop browser. Play The Art of Deduction
Was it clear what you were investigating? If you got stuck, where? If you solved it, what finally made the case click? If you stopped early, I’d still love to hear what you were trying to figure out when you stopped. Please mark any solutions as spoilers.
I’m directing the project with Codex assistance for programming, writing, artwork, and music. Thanks for trying it!
