I loved your play through I watched the whole thing!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNO4FKeCGa4 < here’s the documentary! We should probably link this in the description too
I loved how important I felt because the typing happens so quickly, and I’m just like - Timmy I’ll be there for you!. One one email left I get and… suspense. What next?
i wasn’t a huge fan of the simplification of the character Sandra. It kind of feels like making fun of the emotional nature of women in the workplace through her reaction- I totally get that may not have been your intention but the charm of the game dissipated a little for me after that. Maybe because I’ve had experiences where I’ve felt like I was seen that way.
Maybe my style of gaming is different but I kind of enjoyed the emails more than the mini quests - I was kind of hoping it would evolve somehow - but I know some other people enjoyed the mini quests better.
Thanks for the super in depth feedback - we were deliberating on whether to make the instructions more specific but ended up prioritising the art and music - definitely think that the initial feel and the consistency could do with some work :) but we really enjoyed making it and it's so nice to see that come through
Since you drew others games..... Lovely concept. Cute and consistent aesthetic. Id be interested in seeing a version where points are placed photoshop style... eg. a point every N time units. May be a bit easier to draw and will simplify the controls a bit. Right click should no longer be necessary.
as someone who’s learning JavaScript this was a really exciting idea. Our whole team sat and no one could figure out the gravity thing. Even the programmer 👨💻
personally I’m really keen to circle back to this though and share it with my work team because they’re into cyber security!
please keep working on this!!!
Thank you for sharing the personal story - a part of me enjoyed the abstraction of the story, but another part of me wondered whether the point of the game was a ‘choose your own adventure type game’ or whether the player was captioning the image. Perhaps the abstraction in the game is a part of the intended game. With regards to the theme its likely easier to read this comic than to experience this, so I think it fits the theme pretty well and I found it really interesting to read this. Thank you for sharing Natalie!