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I like the idea, but I'm not a fan of the user interface.

The newspaper/dialogue section is just too big for the little information you can get from it.

I'm also missing a general style in your user interface. The about page, the settings page, and the main game all have different buttons and styles. I think the UX is a very important part of this game, and currently it's not the best user experience. I think a user interface that consists of panels with information would be better than the current user interface. Show the player a desktop with different app icons, each icon opens a panel in which the player can change some things (panel for the board members, panel for hiring, panel for research). This will allow your player to remove text when he's done with a certain part. This will give your UI a cleaner and less overwhelming feeling.

I played the classic and the new version, and while the new version has some new and improved features, I prefer the amount setting instead of the price setting.

I didn't see a tutorial in the classic version, but there was one in the new version. This tutorial can also use some UX improvements

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The UI hasn't been pointed out much but I fully agree. I really went in with UI as an afterthought and paid for that on the back end! Very fair point on the size of the dialogue/newspaper, it was meant to be more integral to the game, and honestly I never even thought about reducing the size once we pivoted away from it... Really wish I'd thought of that to get some of that screen real estate back!


I really wasn't sure how setting the price vs determining the output would work out, so I really appreciate your feedback. On the "classic" version one of the major complaints was that there wasn't enough player agency for the production side, so price changing was my quick fix.

Originally I was building the tutorial to be responsive to the player, but I realized I wouldn't have time to finish it before the jam, so back tracked to making the player click through it

Thank you for thorough and well thought out feedback!