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I have been working on a small game for the last few months. It is ready for playtesting. I am trying to make one game every few months to improve my skills.
Unfortunately I think I have hit a bit of a wall with this one, the gameplay is a bit too linear and simple to be very fun. That's a signal in itself and will inform the design of my next game. In the meantime, I need to finish polishing this one.
Please play with a critical eye and let me know what issues the game has.
EDIT: If you have the time, please consider DM'ing me with a screen recording of your gameplay. I think it would help a lot :)
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Being able to turn off stuff to decrease power usage, or have idle rovers not use power (or less power) would be nice. It would probably make it easier to build back if your solar panels and batteries get destroyed.
Also spelling it out to the player pretty clearly that building one giant solar farm is not a good idea.
The cost for the big things like the central ref. is really high. It goes from like 500 for the turret to 10000 for the C.Ref. and such.
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Good ideas, I will implement some of these in the next build. Thanks for giving it a try I really appreciate it.