Yeah, you're right... I finished with Fun1 long ago, but I'll make sure to make everything more understandable(and downloadable!) in future games. Thank you for the feedback!
Some advice and gripes: 1: The UI. It's awful having all of the information you need in one single place as a list. There's a reason why bigger companies spread the information around the screen. The text is too small. Try enlarging it and adding a backdrop at least so that the ammo and waves and other stuff is more noticeable.
2: Running. You should give players the choice to run instead of doing so automatically. Or if you will run, don't use the stamina if it's the norm. It's not fun to have something taken away just because you're doing what any other person would so.
3: Stamina Bug. There's a bug where the stamina won't replenish once it reaches zero. I had it happen once and it is really frustrating.
4: Lack of content. The way you have it now is just like any other shooter. Move and shoot. Replenish ammo. Shoot again. There's nothing to keep one interested past the 3 or 4 wave mark. Maybe better enemy variety or new abilities the further in you get.
Now, I understand this is your first game, so I obviously don't expect you to make the next call of duty, but I do suggest on trying to figure out what you can do to make this more worthwhile to download. It will definitely help you with creativity and finding out what makes a game fun, as well as help you grow as a game developer. I hope to see improvement if you continue with this.
Thank you very much for the offer, but I'm afraid I have to decline. After all, 3D modelling is a skill I want to learn myself. However, I would be more than glad to hear what you have in mind when it comes to giving them more detail.
That is great and if you have any kind question about 3D feel free to ask. By more details I mean for example that gun must look like real gun and not just black box.
Well, I've got good news for you. I've just made a (obviously low-quality, but still better than a block as you said) model of a pistol for my game, which I will include in my next update.
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Last comment was 2 years ago. Here is a new one in hopes of seeing more people coming to try Fun 1
Thank you so much for playing - It was a very entertaining video! You have inspired me to make all my future games downloadable! Thank you once again.
P.S. The game didn't tell you, but you could've right clicked on the dead zombies to get money :)
You are most welcome. I am glad this was entertaining for you.
That tip would have surely helped. You should add it inside the game.
Yeah, you're right... I finished with Fun1 long ago, but I'll make sure to make everything more understandable(and downloadable!) in future games. Thank you for the feedback!
Some advice and gripes:
1: The UI. It's awful having all of the information you need in one single place as a list. There's a reason why bigger companies spread the information around the screen. The text is too small. Try enlarging it and adding a backdrop at least so that the ammo and waves and other stuff is more noticeable.
2: Running. You should give players the choice to run instead of doing so automatically. Or if you will run, don't use the stamina if it's the norm. It's not fun to have something taken away just because you're doing what any other person would so.
3: Stamina Bug. There's a bug where the stamina won't replenish once it reaches zero. I had it happen once and it is really frustrating.
4: Lack of content. The way you have it now is just like any other shooter. Move and shoot. Replenish ammo. Shoot again. There's nothing to keep one interested past the 3 or 4 wave mark. Maybe better enemy variety or new abilities the further in you get.
Now, I understand this is your first game, so I obviously don't expect you to make the next call of duty, but I do suggest on trying to figure out what you can do to make this more worthwhile to download. It will definitely help you with creativity and finding out what makes a game fun, as well as help you grow as a game developer. I hope to see improvement if you continue with this.
I very much appreciate your criticism, and will certainly make sure to add fixing the things you mentioned onto the to-do list for tomorrow.
Game is good and just need little more detailed 3D models. I can help you with that.
Thank you very much for the offer, but I'm afraid I have to decline. After all, 3D modelling is a skill I want to learn myself. However, I would be more than glad to hear what you have in mind when it comes to giving them more detail.
That is great and if you have any kind question about 3D feel free to ask. By more details I mean for example that gun must look like real gun and not just black box.
I very much do appreciate the advice. Once I start learning Blender I will definitely make sure to make the box a gun.
ok, you can also check 3D studio max, Maya or Cinema 4D. They are little harder than Blender but more in use in gaming industry.
Thank you for the advice
Well, I've got good news for you. I've just made a (obviously low-quality, but still better than a block as you said) model of a pistol for my game, which I will include in my next update.