Changer is a game about being a quick-change performer. It's also a bit of a puzzle! Winning is not as straightforward as it may at first appear (though it is possible).
NOTE: two colors means "doesn't care about color"; four patterns means "doesn't care about pattern"
Edit to add more description: you are a quick change performer, you select clothing with your mouse. The audience members will ask for certain colors or patterns (sometimes in certain locations).
This is the first time I've ever used Unity or C# -- but I'm not terribly disappointed with the result. (I don't think I'm going to be switching from C++/OpenGL soon, but it was an interesting change of pace.)
The art style is really interesting. I just don't know what I'm supposed to do exactly. I got lucky and matched a few designs (I think) More instructions would be great, and I'd like to give it another try. Audio was well done too. So, I guess my lowest rating was the fun factor at the moment.
This explains itself well. I like the voice acting and the smooth flow. If you haven't already you should check out Unity's coroutines. I took a look at your main scripts and noticed that you could use them in there to make things a little easier.Unity!
Hey this was a really well put game. At first I was completely confused about what I was supposed to do. I still can't say I understand 100% what the signals means, but I can do reasonably good guesses. I managed to get 4 heads awake.
The sound really puts the game together.
One suggestion I would make is to have some way to keep track of progress, like a score at the end of each game session.
Fun little game with a nice art style. :) Took a while for me to notice how to pick the type of clothing (in addition to the color/pattern). Nice work, regardless.
Haha, I love the effect when you annoy one of the people too much! Made me want to fail the game all over again.. The time pressure felt good, and I also really liked the overall aesthetic. Cool idea using geometry to do your text! :)
Not exactly sure what I was doing, but hearing the guy in the front row grumble made me laugh which was good because that was pretty much all I could get him to do.
Hah, this audience has some weird tastes! The placement of the buttons to choose the patterns/outfits feels a bit cluttered. Overall fun, and entertaining (although I'm not sure why I couldn't get the 5th guy to wake up).
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Nice art style too. :)
The sound really puts the game together.
One suggestion I would make is to have some way to keep track of progress, like a score at the end of each game session.
Cheers, and thanks for the game!
maybe a tiny initial tutorial will help people to get into the game ;-)
sorry my bad english xD
I thought the game comunicated the concept quite well, too.
Good entry!
I liked the grumblings, not a huge fan of the clock sound.