You're the director of the hot new theatre play in town, but your actors are being completely useless! Some of them learned the wrong script, and it's your job to make them behave!
You can use your megaphone, imbued with your directive prowess, to shoot a script towards an actor, who will learn it instantly and perform that part, and you can take their old script for another actor! But you have to be quick, because as we all know the internet age has reduced the patience of everyone, and your audience will quickly grow annoyed with your actors' incompetence!
Lovely! I occasionally had trouble aiming, but I'm playing lying in bed on a touchpad so that's probably my fault. Prettiest game I've seen so far, the music fit, and it was pretty fun, too.
I think there's a good idea in here, but it's so confusing at the moment. It definitely requires a familiarity with individual lines of literature which I don't have. It's pretty hard once you jump into a scene to work out who is who, and what they should be saying.
Lovely graphics! And it is an innovative gameplay! I had a bit of trouble figuring out what to do, but after a bit of trying, it started to make sense... The feedback to the user could use some impromevemnt (e.g., showing that you hit a wrong person with the script - it took me a while to realize I am doing something wrong)
Really nice graphics and animation. I feel it might work well as an educational game - it does rely on outside literary knowledge, which might be unfair on the player. The gameplay was innovative and unique, and a really nice take on the theme, I think.
had a bit of trouble with aiming at first, but once I got the hang of it, everything was cool. The music is AMAZING...loved the graphic puppet style as well.
Neat concept, and well-executed, especially the music and graphics. I didn't have much problem finding the right person to give a script to, but it wasn't easy to figure out how to "save" a failing scene.
Awesome watercolor style! Cool idea, though it's not always obvious to find the matching play and actor (especially with lines like 'Idle' and '...')
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Traumendes_Madchen22 Apr 2015, 15:47
Your idea is really original, I liked the graphics and the way the characters were moving like puppets. The game is hard though: it can be pretty difficult to guess which line belong to which chacter of which play. And since every play takes place at the same time, you have to aim in haste...and fail a lot X')
Beautiful waterpaint graphics and nice music, interesting mechanics but a bit rough from the start. What should I do with --empty script-- for instance? Very enjoyable anyway.
@slowfrog your megaphone changes the script of the actor and the one woy have selected. --Empty script-- doesn't belong to any actor but you may need to give it to someone just for getting their script
It looked fantastic, but it was really tricky to play. Perhaps as others have commented, improving the feedback to the player would make it easier to understand when the player has done something right or wrong.
Very well done, the Graphics were beautiful, the music accompanied the game very well. This is such a fun and creative concept :D. I hope this game does well.
Only problem was that occasionally getting the script to go into the person you want it to was hard.
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Still I think it's a really interesting idea.
But as you mentioned, It has not much sense the audience bossing with that. We will fix that
It was fun to switch the scenes and there where made very good. Had fun playing it.
Some response on success would help the player gauge when they're going in the right direction.
I like the watercolour art style, fits the game very well.
Very enjoyable anyway.
Only problem was that occasionally getting the script to go into the person you want it to was hard.
Good job!