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Hi , My game is O+. The link is : https://itch.io/jam/my-first-game-jam-winter-2018/rate/215248

I'd like feedback on:

A few people downloaded my game and found that the game easily crashed :( . With a bit of investigation, I found out that it could be due to loading textures per level. I've optimized this and managed to reduce the filesize from ~4GB to ~300mb!! (~60mb archived) . I've updated this as version 1.4.

Mainly, I would like feedback on performance. Can you run the game smoothly on your system? along with posting some basic specs of your computer if you cannot run it.

Additionally and optionally:

Let me know if you understand the game and what to do.
After level 15 and above (which is ~5 mins into the game), do you find the game becomes difficult or too difficult.
Any other feedback or anything else that you wish to have in the game

Thank you people!!

Escada Games6 years ago

Hey m.zadzm just played your game. Looks like there was lot of work on it!

Runned fine on my notebook. It didn't crash, but here are my specs anyway (got them with CPU-Z):

OS: Windows 10 Pro 64 bits
RAM: 4GB
CPU: Intel Core i5 3230M
GPU: Intel HD Graphics 4000

About the gameplay: I didn't play very far because some of the features I didn't like (not going to spoil them here, but I hope you know what I talking about), so I got only to MOdulus 9. I was able to understand everything during my gameplay, except the navigation at first, which was a bit confusing.

About the difficulty after level 15, I'm sorry that I can't give feedback.

And as a general comment, I would say that the game looks very well made and has a nice concept. I didn't play more of it because it just isn't my type of game, sorry (I'm also sorry for possible english mistakes).

itsMo6 years ago

thank you for your valuable feedback. I know what you are talking about and I will update the game bearing that in mind. I am also working on making the Ui less confusing. Thanks.