GRETGOR'S PROFILE

I'd say yes to that if it contained some ecchi. (Just kidding, I'm not that perverted)

(or maybe I am)

(or maybe not)

K, thanks :)

I really liked Frogge's map, it looks pretty, like a place I'd love walking through if it was part of a real life village or something. On the other hand, it does have way too much going on, making it a tad confusing for a player.

Which raises the question: since we shouldn't make maps that are too empty, but we also shouldn't make maps that are too cluttered, how do we get the perfect balance?

Also, Ramshackin: Yes, I can clearly see how to enter those houses (the grassless paths towards their entrances). There's a problem though: I was actively looking for those entrances, since you told us to. There's an off chance that a player would simply assume those buildings have no entrance due to the lack of an explicit door. Maybe, if you added some "light" in the entrances, as though it was coming from the buildings' doors, that'd help. Or better yet, make a cutscene in which a character enters a house through one of those entrances once, and asks the player to follow him/her. That will teach the player that he/she can enter the buildings through those in a "show, don't tell" manner.

EDIT:

A lot of the gameplay in my current project consists in carrying colored orbs around to activate same colored switches. Realizing that distinguishing orbs by colors alone could make things unfriendly for the color blind, I decided to make the orbs different in shapes as well. The following screenshot shows the fours types of orb, as well as characters holding them.

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Are the shapes different enough from each other? Moreover, does this look okay?

I'd love to get some feedback from a color blind person, if by all means possible. (Non color blind people are also welcome to comment, obviously.)

author=kentona
LARA

Made me think of that as well.

Excellent screenshot :)

Punkitt, that's so cute! <3