The main game will be called Dragon Dares, which is a much larger game we are planning to develop in the future. We've removed the mention of the previous games being prequels from their description, since their canonicity has been in question for while, due to a change in writer and story direction. As for Fungal Harvest, and any ones leading up to the big project: we're still deciding how we want them to relate to the main project.
My biggest complaint is that it ends so soon, which is a good complaint. It was so easy to get the scythe upgrade and there just isn't much to do afterwards. Interesting concept though. There's something in the gameplay loop of killing enemies so you can far.
We're actually planning on adding more mushrooms to make identification more tricky! We just couldn't get around to adding as many as we'd like but we're going to flesh this one into a full release.
You went above and beyond with aesthetic and coziness for this one! A bit bare bones mechanically but the overall vibes of this easily make up for that.
One of the turn keys and the blow key was permanently stuck so I couldn't get far, but the premise and aesthetic are both really good! I was using chrome though and you only tested on firefox.
This one is very nice! Cute character designs, the little idle animation loops each character got were adorable and a really nice touch, and it was really useful to have an automated notebook to keep track of all the details I was picking up. It might have been good to have a confirmation prompt on the quit button though. I hit it by accident once and I had to start over.
Otherwise, love the game and love the characters. Short and sweet~
Not having recipes was a major issue for this! Not once did I feel like the mechanics it had the trappings of were like, actual mechanics doing things. Having actual recipe's and requiring to actually make the correct potions would do a lot for this. I do hope you can expand this in the future into a more fully realized game!
Oh very good art direction! It's a pretty solid concept as well. My biggest gripe is that since the trees are randomized it's hard to actually complete the book of leaves. It's honestly understandable that there just wasn't the number of 3D models to go with the types of leaves though! Good job overall!
We got feedback from several people about some pretty serious bugs. Namely, the game crashing after the disclaimer screen and player movement being locked after interacting with mushrooms. These issues have been fixed as far as we can tell, so if our game looked interesting but you couldn't play it due to the bugs, please give it a try! It should work now! Thank you all for the feedback!
The game in question being Dragon Dares Fungal Harvest
I'm noticing this is the first game you've posted! Is it one of the first games you've made? Good simple mechanic to start and I think you did a good job with that all things considered. Be it a hobby or something you're going to seriously pursue , I hope getting this under you belt helps motivate you to keep up the craft. Best of luck that that!
I like how simple and compact this game is. Clean and straight forward. The style is very pleasing and I like the communication of shapes and colors both for the different types of dice you're matching up as a counterpart to numbers. Good work!
This game looked pleasing overall, and I think the potion making is a good concept! I think there needs to be a way to dispose of failed potions though. I quickly filled up with trash and wasn't able to brew good potions because of that.
Can you get through the disclaimer screen, or is even that not displaying? Is the title screen fully loading before the crash happens? Also, What can you tell me about your system specs?
Well this slipped through the cracks. Looks like I missed you (checks notes) 92 days ago. Seriously, sorry for making you wait that long for a solution.
The issue should be fixed now, though. Game should install normally through the client.
Browser version is probably not doable, unfortunately. Filesize is too large to compile that way.
This is the second time I've heard of this bug and I haven't been able to reproduce it, unfortunately. Could you provide your system specs for me, though?
Okay, thanks! It's be extra helpful if you could take a screenshot of any hands that look wrong and send them along! Makes it way easier to figure out where to look for the bug in the hand solver
It's a distinct possibility that there's something not quite right going on with how the hand evaluator is deciding on hand quality, and I'm hoping to thoroughly investigate that when I start rewriting the code for the content patch in early December.
It's a bug. I'll get another hot fix out in abt an hour or so. I am learning a very harsh lesson about not improvising on data archetecture from this release X_X
