MATEUI'S PROFILE

Well it's a good thing you'll be staring at the title screen for a good 3 seconds only then. :)

It's green on green because it's supposed to represent neurons.

author=benos
Oh didn't realize there's a demo, didn't read blog. :)

edit: lol yes, I used the ctrl key. ha ha. And I can't find her husband Abe.

edit update: spoiler I have found him, only seeing though the maker itself, but I
can't get inside the home. It's also dark outside, of course I'm at the part where I heard
a sound, but
spoiler end.

If you're at the part where I think you're at (you went outside on the veranda and saw something), you're supposed to leave Caste and head back towards your home.

Not sure what you mean about not being able to get inside the home. If it's after the part when you were on the veranda, that's because all the houses become locked afterwards. If it's before that then I'm not sure what happened, the home that Abe can be found in is never locked until AFTER you find him.

AWWW... That's so cute! I love it so much. Thanks Miracle! <3

I'm not quite sure what you mean exactly.

Enmity is the state of being or having an enemy. If you're talking about enemies adapting to your prior actions then I think it's pretty much always a good idea. Most enemies in RPGs/platformers/etc behave off of instinct, so it makes sense for them to adapt to you - whether that means running away from you or becoming more aggressive. Platformer-wise the original Rayman did this with great success. If you were always defeating a certain enemy a certain way, eventually those enemies would learn how to adapt their behaviour to make it impossible or much harder for you to defeat them that way. I always thought it was one of the best unmentioned features of the game.

RPG-wise I think it would be neat to see something similar. Let's take the typical Slime monster as an example. Your first encounter with it is just a regular simple battle. You may defeat it mainly with physical attacks, or maybe you relied on magic to take it down. The slime in that area should slowly begin to adapt to this, so if you mainly deal with slime monsters with physical attacks the adapted slime would have better physical resistance; if you defeat them with magic, the adapted ones would have more magical resistance.

To take it further, more sentient enemies might begin to target a specific character that you rely on for skills.

There's nothing wrong with a static and predictable system as long as the behaviour it governs in enemies makes sense. I'd much rather play a game where the enemies behave according to a complex set of patterns in response to player behaviour than one where enemies behave according to a randomly determined algorithm.

Thank you so much for taking the time to review my game. I really appreciate it. I will definitely try to address all the flaws you pointed out, so thanks for those.

This game was my side project so it was never going to be a long epic game, just a brain puzzler intended to be beaten in a few short hours, HOWEVER I did hope it would become popular enough that people would want to create their own levels for the Puzzle Mode of the game (which is currently unavailable) and send them in to me so that I can compile them together under this mode. Kind of like a community project. Level creation is pretty easy if you open up the game in Rm2k3. If there is enough interest, I can add a tutorial on level creation.

Thanks again for the review Zazur!