Posted January 13, 2022
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my name is catte
i touch your foods
Registered: Mar 2010
From United Kingdom
Posted January 13, 2022
Hooray! I'm been vaguely aware of this one for quite a while. Glad to see it has come here and not just stuck as Steam only like so many other games.
2for2team
New User
Registered: Jan 2022
From United States
Posted January 13, 2022
<3 I will work on it!
Anna (developer)
Anna (developer)
Post edited January 13, 2022 by 2for2team
Mori_Yuki
南無妙法蓮華経
Registered: Mar 2015
From Austria
Posted January 13, 2022
It seems like an interesting game, based on the impression gained playing the demo. I like the idea and story so far, nice art, and even performance isn't that bad. It's either the character animation that could still use a little tweaking, moving around it seems like there is stuttering, not very bad mind you, or an exclusive full-screen mode plus graphics settings and probably a v-sync option. Though, for a Unity game, it runs surprisingly well, so, if the full release is going to be like this, it will be on my to-buy list.
I would also like to add that active camera control should help getting around better. It is a bit difficult to get around rooms when searching for something. For instance finding the key would have been easier, if the camera could be rotated when my character does. It also adds to the experience to be able to take a look around, instead of having to find a good position where the camera shows you intereactable set-items.
I would also like to add that active camera control should help getting around better. It is a bit difficult to get around rooms when searching for something. For instance finding the key would have been easier, if the camera could be rotated when my character does. It also adds to the experience to be able to take a look around, instead of having to find a good position where the camera shows you intereactable set-items.
Post edited January 14, 2022 by Mori_Yuki
my name is catte
i touch your foods
Registered: Mar 2010
From United Kingdom
Posted January 14, 2022
2for2team
New User
Developer
Registered: Jan 2022
From United States
Posted January 14, 2022
I would also like to add that active camera control should help getting around better. It is a bit difficult to get around rooms when searching for something. For instance finding the key would have been easier, if the camera could be rotated when my character does. It also adds to the experience to be able to take a look around, instead of having to find a good position where the camera shows you intereactable set-items.
I understand your demand of interactive camera movement. Unforetunately, we won't be able to implement it at this stage, but I can recommend using Tab to highlight items if you are using mouse/keyboard to navigate.
Or, alternatively play on the controller, if that's an option.
I am super happy that you liked the story and art, please let me know how the whole game goes for you if you decide to play it <3
Anna (developer)
Post edited January 14, 2022 by 2for2team
Mori_Yuki
南無妙法蓮華経
Registered: Mar 2015
From Austria
Posted January 14, 2022
I understand your demand of interactive camera movement. Unforetunately, we won't be able to implement it at this stage, but I can recommend using Tab to highlight items if you are using mouse/keyboard to navigate.
Or, alternatively play on the controller, if that's an option.
I am super happy that you liked the story and art, please let me know how the whole game goes for you if you decide to play it <3
The problem isn't so much that items are particularly difficult to discover. That's why there was no need for me to use the highlight function. It's more about the camera and what part of a scene (close-up) and relative to my character it displays. So, while it should have been easy to see the keys, they are more or less visible, it took several tries to approach the other character until i could snatch it. That's why i added the suggestion for the camera. Tweaking the existing cameras, for instance if they zoom out and hover above the character so that each item at a 45~80° angle becomes visible, could also help.
Moving around works really well with the mouse as input device. Another point that for me clearly speaks in favor of your game. I usually hate to have to rely on a controller on a PC, just because a developer doesn't care to optimize or implement controls for keyboard and mouse or either of the two. If both work equally well and it's an option, than that is fine for me.
Post edited January 14, 2022 by Mori_Yuki
2for2team
New User
Developer
Registered: Jan 2022
From United States
Posted January 14, 2022
I understand your demand of interactive camera movement. Unforetunately, we won't be able to implement it at this stage, but I can recommend using Tab to highlight items if you are using mouse/keyboard to navigate.
Or, alternatively play on the controller, if that's an option.
I am super happy that you liked the story and art, please let me know how the whole game goes for you if you decide to play it <3
The problem isn't so much that items are particularly difficult to discover. That's why there was no need for me to use the highlight function. It's more about the camera and what part of a scene (close-up) and relative to my character it displays. So, while it should have been easy to see the keys, they are more or less visible, it took several tries to approach the other character until i could snatch it. That's why i added the suggestion for the camera. Tweaking the existing cameras, for instance if they zoom out and hover above the character so that each item at a 45~80° angle becomes visible, could also help.
Moving around works really well with the mouse as input device. Another point that for me clearly speaks in favor of your game. I usually hate to have to rely on a controller on a PC, just because a developer doesn't care to optimize or implement controls for keyboard and mouse or either of the two. If both work equally well and it's an option, than that is fine for me.