what even are you talking about. it was obviously a mistake... they were using it to refer to energy lol. they obviously meant a joule. and this is a common mistake. the SPACEPLAN guy made the same mistake lol.
this is such unbelievable hedging. it's not that big a deal he made the mistake. and it wasn't that big a deal that i pointed it out so he could fix it. but hedging and pretending it's not a mistake.. well it was bad faith by the author and it's bad faith by you.
wishlisted
some feedback
the upgrade that pays you for marked bomb cells should probably have an additional upgrade tier beyond/behind it that gives you the payout whether you marked it or not. it's silly to be marking bombs you know are bombs.
and clicking a numbered cell that has its # amount of bombs marked should auto clear every cell around it. in regular minesweeper i think this is done by right+left simul clicking on the cell but it could be anything. it could even be a regular left click and it wouldn't override anything
also left clicking a bomb-marked cell should do nothing. it should block it. (just in case of a misclick)
lol. forgot about you entirely. such a laugh to come back here and be reminded that some random weeb (likely fat with very pasty skin and a neckbeard who is definitely under 6' tall.. probably a lot under.. and definitely overweight is so unhappy with his life that he's raging at me.. over something that he started in the first place lolol
in fact i'm guessing from your low test demeanor that you prefer "they/them" ROFLROFLROFLROFL
i'd say the biggest problem is the voice that is supposed to be tutorializing you talks in lore/story/setting terms when it should be explaining.. how to do something. like.. how you decode the glyph. do i want to make the whole noise thing brown or blue? or something else? how? why does "decode glyph" seem to just end the level or w/e and start a new one.
i generally dislike tutorials.. but if you're going to have one.. at least have it teach you stuff instead of just talking in story beats.
uh.. the tutorial is very long and explains absolutely nothing about what is actually going on or what the game actually is...
i generally dislike tutorials very very much so i appreciate that you let us skip it. but in this case the only reason i skipped it is because i could see it was utterly missing the mark anyway.
to be 100% clear.. and i want this to be helpful for you: the tutorial absolutely launches assuming the player understands what the game is about, what is going on, and the *type* of game it is. and i don't mean "incremental" i mean things like that it's a turn-based game.
it assumes the player knows absolutely everything important and then teaches them some mundane low level nonsense things.
it's not a tweak you need to do to fix it. you need to toss the tutorial completely, which you won't do because of sunk-cost fallacy (i know scripting out a tutorial is a pain. i've done it. a dozen times.. on games much bigger than this.) and then redo it. completely. which you won't. and i don't blame you.
better luck on your next game, sir.
'r' is far too weak
rolling not stopping on its own may be "realistic" but feels wrong
the invisible walls around the play area are infuriating. lots of stuff you want to grab, constantly just out of reach.
you claimed every repair will add benefits. just increasing your max carrying capacity is not "benefits" when your o2 is still the limiting factor.
all in all, this game is impressive, technically, but you made design decisions, consciously, that should have been made very differently.
