>>538765661
>it's rare that feedback will actually tell you if an idea is bad or if the game isn't fun
And what's the point on mentioning something that they won't listen?
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>>535514168
I tried your game in DD63. Have you ever any of those impossible levels from mario made in mario maker? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSGbZHfAO1Q
That's more or less how your game feels like from someone that haven't played your game before.
You first need to introduce the mechanics, and then doing stuff with them. The "tutorial" that you added is really a spoiler, there's no fun in that.
I tried your game in DD63. Have you ever any of those impossible levels from mario made in mario maker? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSGbZHfAO1Q
That's more or less how your game feels like from someone that haven't played your game before.
You first need to introduce the mechanics, and then doing stuff with them. The "tutorial" that you added is really a spoiler, there's no fun in that.
>>530235846
>take a Castlevania level
>throw in random level generation and enemy placements
>after every small level you beat, you get to pick between three power-ups
>get a new sub-weapon, unlock 8-directional whipping or move 25% faster
it's just lame man. the amount of times I've played a game and felt like it didn't even need the roguelite bullshit is uncountable
it seems like before devs even know what they want their game to be, they force in roguelite elements from the get-go without thinking whether it actually improves the game's core systems
>take a Castlevania level
>throw in random level generation and enemy placements
>after every small level you beat, you get to pick between three power-ups
>get a new sub-weapon, unlock 8-directional whipping or move 25% faster
it's just lame man. the amount of times I've played a game and felt like it didn't even need the roguelite bullshit is uncountable
it seems like before devs even know what they want their game to be, they force in roguelite elements from the get-go without thinking whether it actually improves the game's core systems
