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[Grhyll]

Hi!

I have started a devlog here for this game, but since we are currently actively looking for feedbacks on our prototype, I figured I could post something here as well! This is our first public prototype, we intend to use it to gauge the interest of the players, to know what works and what doesn't, so please let me know what you thought about it if you take the time to try it

You can play it here

[lolpatrol]

Completed it. Twice. It was fun.

I couldn't get the web version to work so I had to download it. It wouldn't respond to/update my keyboard commands.

Couple of random notes:

- I thought there was going to be more with the negative space. Like in the gif/first level.
- At first. The blue lines felt like a step back in complexity, compared to being able to move around.
- Was looking for some volume controls, guess there aren't any

[Grhyll]

Thanks for your feedback!

That's the first time we hear about an issue with the keyboard commands on the browser version, may I ask which browser you are using?

Your point about the negative space is quite valid, I didn't realize this gif could setup this expectation! We plan to use it for puzzles in the complete game though. For now, maybe I shouldn't use it too much :/

Regarding the blue waves, when you say "at first", do you mean that in the end you felt the progression was ok? We are still a bit unsure about how to use them, since they can feel indeed like a regression, but in the same time they offer a new challenge...

Not too sure about what you mean with "volume controls"? Sound options?

[AaronB]

The visuals and sound was good, however I'm not a big fan of timing based puzzles.  For me the solution was obvious but I had to keep re-trying to get the timing right, so I soon lost interest.

[Grhyll]

Hey, thanks for taking the time to give us feedback even if you didn't enjoy the game, it's appreciated Of course we don't expect the game to please everyone, but it's always interesting to gather more opinions! We try to avoid very precise timing requirements, but the game is indeed based on the correct chaining of actions.