The devil has realized that he cannot go around seducing virgins and committing sin everywhere, it's 2019, get with the times. So Lucifer has decided to open up a bank where he will trade you some wealth, happiness, life, or power....for a price.
Devil Bank:
Devil Bank is at heart a resource management game all about playing with the stupid lives of mortals in order to keep your bank a float.
How to Play:
You, the devil, have 5 many forms of currency you need to keep from running out, otherwise, you lose. You stop this by making deals with humans that favor you. However, foolish mortals aren't stupid enough to accept all your deals so make sure you keep the deals "fair". If they reject your deals you lose your sweet currency and leave in a huff :angry:.
Controls:
You control the deals through left clicking with your mouse and sliding where you see fit. Once you are satisfied click the submit button and hope they accept
Yep, that's all working. :smile: Good job, it's an interesting concept. I found it sometimes tricky to work out what kind of offer they would acccept, I would suggest maybe having more of a back and forth with each person - make an offer, it's rejected with a reason, then you get to make another offer. Still, I did enjoy reading the information about the person and trying to think of a reasonable offer for them - great job! :grinning:
I couldn't figure out how the systems work at all! I tried making educated guesses at firstm which worked until I hit a robber, then I tried just taking 100K money from everyone, which also worked (for some reason) until I hit a robber, and even giving the max amount of everything to the robber didn't work.
Good Job, First of all the intro music was super entertaining and Second, loved each character Bio/story. I suggest to not use the default UI and font of Unity (add art that would keep the graphics the same), because for me it was a bit distracting. But Overall, it was great! :smiley:
This is an interesting idea. I found it difficult to interpret what some of the characters wanted though. And like Sylvie, I kept getting killed by the robber.
a Great idea (the greater i have seen until now) and i nice realization. But a little too difficult to play in may opinion. Thank you very much for your game.
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I think Octopoid's suggestion is a good one.