Just some initial impressions. Small things that I think would help take this from amazing to perfect. One thing I thought was off was that all the dialogue of me clicking and the game responding was in past tense. I think it would make more sense if it was in current tense.
On the picture frame where you need to undo the latches, maybe let the player unlock them in any order?
And then I got stuck in the flesh tunnel. Couldn't tear down the web or use the bottle with the key I found (no way to use items) and I couldn't back out, I'd stop moving after a point.
When I started, I thought you put the boost dice ontop of the other dice to apply the boost and then you dragged the dice onto the enemies to hit.
The way you have it works great, it just took a couple seconds to figure out.
maybe add a short little animation showing the player how to use the dice, but it really would only save like 10 seconds of frustration for the dumb players like me.
Hi, I'm hoping to make my own video games at some point, and I was hoping I could ask you a few questions about how you're making your game.
What language or additional programs are you using to write your code, create graphics, etc?
How do you make an application file that I can download and run instantly? I recently learned python, and for anyone to try my games, they have to go through this whole process of installing python and python libraries onto their computer before they can play. The one thing making me hesitate to start making another project is that I don't know how to get around that issue of needing to install something else before being able to play.
I love your game so far and it would be greatly appreciated if you could give me some advice on this.
