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Rachdale Cheese Teaser, all new..!
Rachdale Cheese Teaser, all new..!
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Rachdale Cheese Demo Teaser..!
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Shineypawn
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Just played the game for one hour and i'll give some feedback:
- I like the whole random element and that you can find resources everywhere at random; it is suprisingly addictive to go around and collect the stuff I needed.
- I would have preferred to play trough it a bit faster, lv up faster, find resources faster and do less walks to fertilize a pond. You have lots of content but it takes very long to get to all of it; too long if you ask me.
- I would have like to see a bit more story in the game.
- In the beginning it is a bit unclear what the aim of the game is
- I like the whole random element and that you can find resources everywhere at random; it is suprisingly addictive to go around and collect the stuff I needed.
- I would have preferred to play trough it a bit faster, lv up faster, find resources faster and do less walks to fertilize a pond. You have lots of content but it takes very long to get to all of it; too long if you ask me.
- I would have like to see a bit more story in the game.
- In the beginning it is a bit unclear what the aim of the game is
@Shineypawn ...
Thanks for trying it out, and extra warm thanks for the very helpful feedback. You may like to have a go at the 'Teaser' version, which allows one to see a few more of the Maps, without having to spend the time needed for the whole Game.
The pace of the Game is deliberately moderate; I've always thought that, if, at the start, everyone rushes through, important points may be overlooked. The game-play varies throughout, so some patience is asked of the Player from the outset. It's a Game, not a race; if one heads off too early into the wilds, it's a bit more difficult, really (although one is free to plunge in like that, empty-handed, if one chooses to..! Well done, anyway, for having got through the Marshes. I'm impressed.
There is a story, which unfolds mostly by way of the Diary, which evolves as the Maps progress. Again, I have taken the path of not labouring the beginning with any lengthy explanation, preferring to leave a certain suspense and intrigue until more Maps have been discovered. I could be wrong here; I've had both contrary opinions expressed ('not too much reading to do' versus 'not enough story told'...). Is there a perfect balance..? I'll see how I could address this, as you're right, really. How, though..? Hmm...
As to the aim of the Game: that, too, I'll have to make clear a bit earlier on (... but is not ridding the World of this plague of troublesome Monsters not aim enough, at least at first..?)
That's why I need folks to try out the Game and its Teaser, exactly so that comments of the sort can guide me, as I'm far too close, myself, to be able to appreciate such notions. Good Work; thanks again for your remarks.
Thanks for trying it out, and extra warm thanks for the very helpful feedback. You may like to have a go at the 'Teaser' version, which allows one to see a few more of the Maps, without having to spend the time needed for the whole Game.
The pace of the Game is deliberately moderate; I've always thought that, if, at the start, everyone rushes through, important points may be overlooked. The game-play varies throughout, so some patience is asked of the Player from the outset. It's a Game, not a race; if one heads off too early into the wilds, it's a bit more difficult, really (although one is free to plunge in like that, empty-handed, if one chooses to..! Well done, anyway, for having got through the Marshes. I'm impressed.
There is a story, which unfolds mostly by way of the Diary, which evolves as the Maps progress. Again, I have taken the path of not labouring the beginning with any lengthy explanation, preferring to leave a certain suspense and intrigue until more Maps have been discovered. I could be wrong here; I've had both contrary opinions expressed ('not too much reading to do' versus 'not enough story told'...). Is there a perfect balance..? I'll see how I could address this, as you're right, really. How, though..? Hmm...
As to the aim of the Game: that, too, I'll have to make clear a bit earlier on (... but is not ridding the World of this plague of troublesome Monsters not aim enough, at least at first..?)
That's why I need folks to try out the Game and its Teaser, exactly so that comments of the sort can guide me, as I'm far too close, myself, to be able to appreciate such notions. Good Work; thanks again for your remarks.