I love it! It was more fun than I expected!
Reviews for "The Wild Demo"
danman113 responds:
Super glad you enjoyed it!
uh, how do i play?
danman113 responds:
Click on the "how to play" button to bring up an in-game wiki with information on how to play. Basically you walk around using the arrow keys, pick items off the ground with z, craft items with c, and survive and thrive!
Pretty solid all the way around. I really liked how you had to combine items to make stuff you needed to live. I just wish there were some more things to do besides grind for stats and supplies to increase the re-playability. Maybe next time build on the combining engine to make more stuff, add metals, and/or introduce an end game goal such as escape, rescue, or complete mastery of all skills/stats and this will be a front page master piece. Again, really solid game.
danman113 responds:
Hey, I'm glad you liked it and actually left a very legitimate critique. Yeah, in terms of gameplay, it is lacking in late-game content. The game DOES already have mining, but it's a little complicated and really only viable in snowy areas. I was going to add a building features, but a good building system would have taken one hell of a time to implement. Perhaps in a sequel somewhere down the line!
Happy crafting!
This is a very good game indeed, very addictive, and a substitute for people like me, who can't get Minecraft XD. But there is one complaint i have. Every time I press spacebar, the game screen scrolls to the bottom, and won't go back up. So I can only see half of the screen. It only fixes with a page refresh, but I have to start over. Other then that, great job, I couldn't have done it better myself... Matter of fact, I couldn't have done it at all XD
danman113 responds:
Why press space, space isn't a key in the game. However, if you set one of the main keybindings to be space then it won't scroll down. You can rebind the keys in keybindings page in the settings menu. Besides that I'm glad you enjoyed it, I was going for more of an Unreal World over a Minecraft, although I'd be lying if I said that it wasn't somewhat of an influence (especially graphically).
How about on mobile?