Gaccm's Comments

I love all the changes. Curse not applying during cooldown is a great improvement. But could you also make curse not apply when a card is still charging? The Stuncrown is much riskier to equip as things are.

Great little game with inspirations from Zelda and Undertale. More story depth than I expected.

Only the last few waves pose a real challenge. The entire first half of the game is just investing in energy production, with only enough weapon upgrades that you don't die.

I wish there were more ways to trade resources. It's annoying dying from hunger when all my other resources are near full.

Giving this a 4/5. Already at this early stage, there's a fun game to play. This will easily be a 5/5 when it's slightly more polished. I'm looking forward to it!

One request: more wood and leaves at the higher levels. They're the bottle neck keeping me from enchanting more items.

Pure Amulet says it *reduces* stun duration. Why would I want that? does it mean to say increases? I also don't get what Urya Halberd does.

Very very charming. Great puzzles and great art style. 5/5

Some tips for players: * Get your key back from each key lock * The face with the metal tube is high up. What can you use to get high up? * The metal plaque that can be firmly fastened? Yeah, that can be removed with the right tool. For the maker: The subject matter is novel for PnC games, so props. I really like the concept of the major puzzle, but I didn't like the execution. I couldn't see the connection, likely in part because I didn't remember where I got the four emblems. I ended up seeing the solution in the walk through. The final room is weird (which is fair), but that means players don't have any intuition of what to do. Why should we have known that we can or should cut the orb? Finally, a few minor points: any reason we need three oils rather than just one? I didn't see the dead guy’s item; please make the item more visible. I don't get why removing a fingernail unlatches the trident but sure.

I was annoyed in that it was hard to tell what I could click on, and I had no idea those things were alien arms. I highly recommend playing it in full-screen mode. Regardless, still a great puzzle game with good ambiance.

Stuck on level 4. Since one color can't push a difference color, I don't see any way to get blue or green past the spike.

I love your main series, and I'm looking forward to this new series as well. A few quirks that bugged me about this prologue that hopefully won't be in the full game: * Clicking on someone to talk to, while you're behind them, makes your character walk into them forever. There should be pathfinding around people. * The puzzle wasn't as good as rich as your other ones, but maybe that's because it's only a prologue. * Sometimes I felt like I had to do a lot of clicking or waiting for slow animations to finish. * Minor, but I don't like how my character acts like he hadn't seen the robot arm when he first talks to the Desperate soldier.

Has all the annoying gimmicks of pay-to-win games, like chests, timed open chests, decorations to buy, accomplishments. None of those seem to really relate to the core game (I still don't know what shield do). If the maker had stuck to a minimalist version, this would have been much more enjoyable.

Any help on how to get the other cats out of the trap in 5,9?

Great game so far. Any tips on the bottom right room to get up the long stairway of arrow-shooting stairs?

Ugh, ignore my post below. I forgot that I have the return wand.

Hmmm, looks like I'm stuck. During the yumebana quest, I saw the second flower to the top left and decided to go for it to save myself time later. Naturally, I got killed by the monster. Oh well. The problem is that I spawn BEHIND the monster. When I move, I get a message from the goddess, then the monster kills me again. Autosave brings me back to behind the monster, and I didn't make any other saves. Too bad. This was a fun game.

Some questions about the powerlines planting puzzle. 1) Does diagonal count as adjacent? 2) Is there no way to "test" if a position works for a plant, like to determine which is the bad powerline(s) for Enbana and Sensuki?

Great little game. It's a step better than most of the 5-minute puzzlers that appear on Kongregate. The inclusion of platforming was well done.

You a) create a new, interesting murder mystery, b) introduce new mechanics, and c) develop the long-term story arc in a surprising and interesting way. Easily a 5/5!