That's a great question. But either way, don't worry. We didn't get contacted by Nintendo or anything like that.
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The mech isn't piloted at first, so it won't move yet.
First, you have to press Tab to go inside the mech, click on the character there, then click on the cockpit station in the top middle of the screen. Watch the status text to make sure it's working.
Once they start operating the station, you will be able to go back outside the mech and control it.
WOW. I'm blown away! This was such a well-told story, and absolutely fits the thoughtful theme. I'm really impressed. The RPG battle mechanics didn't completely work for me, but I got through a few battles and the rest were no obstacle thanks to the skip button (thank you for including that!). Very, very nice. One of my top picks for sure!
I like the concept! I'm not sure if it's because the game wasn't running very well on my computer, but I kept running into environment meshes and getting stuck and confused about where I was or what I was supposed to be doing. The mobile gameplay part seemed to be working pretty well, though, and I liked the spooky audio.
Thanks for playing our game! I'd like to know more about what was making the camera angle difficult. Were you able to rotate it around your character with the mouse? It can't fully look up to the sky, but you should still be able to move it up and down a little to see in front of you or look down at the ground. Also I was curious about your experience with the scooter controls. Were you using the W key to move the scooter forward?
Hmm, I would say make sure to pay attention to the static effect on the screen. It will be stronger when the creature is closer. Following around the edge of the map will get you a few onions and be safer, but eventually you will also have to go into the middle to find one more. I'd leave that one for last! Hope this helps!
We've heard Amphibia brought up a few times! I actually hadn't heard of it before. I was just going for a play on words with "pop pop" for grandpa, and he's a frog who hops, so Hop Pop seemed like a good name. Sounds like the Amphibia devs had the same idea. Thanks for playing our game and for the video!