I think if you die you could get 1 (and only 1) continue. The overlap can cause you to leave areas when you don't want to, just because you're fighting.

Please change the 'enter door' button to a button you don't use often in the game, like select, L2, or LB. Hyper Light Drifter does something like this for reference: The skill menu in the start menu should be a Reference, but the Dojo itself should show what the input is when you're buying it. The animation helps, but it would help to at least say what the input will be so we'll have an idea of what we're getting and how to input it. Speaking of the Dojo, the Dojo should have a bit more information about what exactly you're buying. It wasn't until I unlocked those extra filler attacks that the game really started to feel fun. So you can avoid all of that displeasure, create a feeling of progression, and make the game feel a bit less boring by letting the player get a new combo filler attack at level 2 or level 3.īut DEFINITELY take at least one of those filler combo skills out of the Dojo. And players who don't learn how to do: 2 hits (wait) -> 2 hits (wait) -> 2 hits (wait) will end up taking a long time to get to that point. If you've not been playing well, you wont even be able to unlock the extra hits when you get there, so you have to grind some more. during All of that time you are using this boring 3 hit combo, until you eventually get to the Dojo. The reason I say this is because, frankly speaking, doing 3 hits, into a heavy attack is boring, and you will be doing this 3 hit into heavy attack all the way though the school, past the first boss, past the school entry way, past the school gate, past the area to the right of the school, and the area infront of the first grocery store.

That will give the game a feeling of satisfying progression. I think instead, at Level 2/3 you should unlock your 3rd hit in the combo from the Dojo and remove those skills from the Dojo out right. It feels weird to unlock a core tool, so late into the gameplay, and as a result it doesn't teach the player to use it from the get go. Ground pound is a core tool used to damage enemies on the floor, I think this should be accessible from the start. At level 2 (or 3?) you unlock ground pound. At level 1, you have a 3 hit string, and a heavy attack.

It's mostly a good game, and Kay's art in particular really sells the game's quality, but it's missing a few things to make it go from a good game to an amazing game.įirst up, skill leveling in the game should change a bit. So while playing the game I realized that the game needs a few things to feel a bit better.

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