it's like if you turned that one board game with a meeples into a timed video game. forgot what it was called
anyway, my main issue with this game is that there's like no checks put in place to make the randomness fair. often times i would get like 10 of the same corner piece in a row making it impossible to actually place anything and the forests and cottages would spawn in illegal locations (right next to an open path etc.)
game also gets a gigantic difficulty spike once forests are introduced so if you were to give this another go i'd suggest easing into that a little easier and not introduce them the same time as the three and four way intersections?
also a nice convenience feature would be a zoom in / out cause the camera is way too close as is for the later rounds lol (perhaps make it gradually show more and more as the range that the placed tiles take up gets larger?)
some of the puzzles in this were really really finnicky or hacky (like the ones where you need to swap mid jump or where one player has to jump while another is being cut off by a wall) also if you're using godot look in the import tab and reimport as 2d pixel i dont like how the blurry stuff looks
felt like there were a lot of times where i would try to put something in the cooking machines and it flat out wouldnt work so i died. overall an okay game but very very confusing to start out (tutorial would have made things a lot easier to understand Probably)
felt like there were a lot of times where i would try to put something in the cooking machines and it flat out wouldnt work so i died. overall an okay game but very very confusing to start out (tutorial would have made things a lot easier to understand Probably)
