Is there a better way to quit the game than command+q? I thought the game was nice, but there were some things that I couldn't get used to. Firstly, the perspective and controls are out of phase. Down sends you diagonally down to the left, etc. I thought at first it was because the game was fast, but I later determined that it's because I really didn't know where obstacles would end up.
No time to think. No instructions. Couldn't get into a game about planning without time to plan. Such a good idea. Please give instructions or let me start the sprint.
I have to hold right way too long to get him to move. I think you're falling victim to the repeat event on the button. What you should be doing is have a bool be set when the button is pressed, and have it unset when that button is released. That way you don't have to wait for the OS's repeated button press event, which will be different based on each user's settings.
Game doesn't fit on the screen. I have to scroll to see the continue option.
I spelled my name, and then the simulation restarted as if I hadn't spelled my name. The typing is way too slow. I'm assuming you're trying to simulate an AI, which is pretty cool, but I skipped all of my classes in Uni and stayed home to read the books because I could get through the material faster. The speed is killing me.
What features work, and what don't? I couldn't tell if any of the chemo was having an effect. Also, the GUI blocks selecting regions. I quit the game by accident using the line laser thing.
Wowza clean up your release. I couldn't find the OSX binary in that mess. I'll check back in a week. I don't need the solutions, I just need the binary.
I wasn't aware that I could move the robot for the first 20 seconds. How about some instructions?
I really liked the concept of maze navigation with the different cameras. I got the robot all the way to the button, but I couldn't figure out how to press the button...
With a little bit of polish, this could be pretty cool.
