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| Timestamp | Since previous | Game | Juutis's comment | |
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| Jan 10 20:05:15 | Typefarmer | ♥ 1 | Wow, for a typing game that was insanely fun. 😁 My only gripe is that failing a word resets the word fully _even if the mistyped letter was the first letter of the word_. Using the example from the previous comments, if you have the words CAR and RAM, the fastest way to type them would obviously be C-A-R-A-M. In my opinion, also C-A-R-R-A-M should be acceptable, but currently typing C-A-R-R will fail RAM and reset it fully, which results to you having to retype the first R again. So, you actually have to type C-A-R-R-R-A-M. This is obviously a super tiny detail, but I found myself making this mistake multiple times. I couldn't just type words I saw on the screen but I had to actually think if the previous word ended with the same letter(s) as the next one. In the later stages of the game when the going got hectic this actually added a fair bit of cognitive load that I felt unnecessary and it slowed me down considerably. That goes doubly for when there were multiple shared letters. | |
| Jan 11 17:50:03 | 21h 44m | Kilzpacho | ♥ 1 | That was great! Simple yet engaging. Attack speed felt like the most powerful upgrade by far. Putting like 10-20 levels into it seemed to improve my damage output by _so much_. That combined with the shotgun meant that any enemy would die almost instantly when they entered the screen. |
| Jan 16 15:32:46 | 117h 42m | Eden Harvest | ♥ 2 | What a great mood in this one! At first I had some difficulties in deciphering exactly what to do. Right now you have to go through the whole dialogue with the NPC's even if you're carrying the correct flower. That threw me off quite a bit as I thought I had the wrong flower when the dialogue started and instantly went for a different flower. It would be clearer if the NPC accepted the flower instantly instead of at the end of the dialogue. Definitely a great entry, nevertheless! |