Esen Espinosa (@sujumayas)
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Actually I think (like you) that you put enough contextual help. The difficulty, I think, comes more from the quantity than from the lack of it. I think that is kind of tricky also, because your descriptions are fun and part of the narrative of the game, so removing them removes narrative at the start of the game also, but maybe you just need more slow pacing and some way of like making sure the player has to do some action (and learn to do it well in the process). Idk really, just guessing lol. (Im a Philosopher so this was like the first game I tried!)
I loved the thoughts descriptions and everything about the concept. :D
A very good concept. I could not think about the letters and my main language is not english so it was harder, but I manage to survive a bit by getting some easy 3-letter words. That was unsustainable quickly, because I left a lot fo holes... Maybe you can do "gravity" or something like that when you make a word, so the letters above just go down and maybe make new words so you could plan ahead...?
Yes, I would suggest doing a first level really introductory to the mechanics... you can even have 1 level without the rising water/lava so you present that danger in the second or third level and that makes it more engaging to the player... because he/she though it was all easy and cannot accept too loose his previous success feeling. :D