Ars Notoria

５年後に神ゲーとなってることを期待して返品せんといたるわ。優しいやろ。

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Jogo está em cru ainda, fiz todo o conteudo em 5 horas

시골 맛집 느낌의 게임. 냄새는 진짜 많이 나는데 맛있었요. 보기에는 모든 게 어설프고 뛰는 것부터 21세기에는 마주 하긴 어색한 그래픽까지... 하지만 성장, 마법, 테이밍, 크래프팅, 마을 경영, 나름 스토리도 있고 건설도 이 정도면 괜찮고 삐걱거리지만 나름의 전투나 무빙 컨트롤도 참신해요. 모션이 이상하고 그래픽카드 100% 사용도 이상하긴 한데... 게임이 전반적으로 나사가 많이 빠졌습니다. 다만 청국장보다는 홍어 같은 느낌이라 냄새만 감당되면 재미있습니다. + 에러가 생각보다 많아서 당분간은 보류... 그리고 맵도 아직 조금만 열려있어요.

I'm liking it so far :3

Once I started playing this game, it lived up to my expectations, and I’ll definitely keep playing it. However, there are a few aesthetic issues that make me less eager to continue: 1. UI. (1) The colors are too vivid; I think you should add a bit more grayscale, and it would be best to avoid that smooth transition effect. (2) It breaks the immersion. I think this is an extension of the first point. If you don’t want a minimalist UI, I suggest using distinct, grayish colors and adding some textures—such as the surface texture of stone or rust. I believe you should definitely take a cue from games like Outworld and Kingdom Come: Deliverance when it comes to UI design. If you do opt for a minimalist style (such as black with 50% transparency), I think adding some plant textures would be a good choice. 2. Overall Art Style. I think, for now and without making major adjustments, you could add an outline effect and reduce the lighting and reflections on the characters (they really look like plastic). For specific changes, refer to how Kenshi looks after adding comic-style outlines. Please also use simple outlines for interactive items. The overall retro art style combined with golden highlights—oh my goodness, it really breaks immersion. 3. The protagonist’s running animation. The female protagonist’s running animation is way too weird. 4. Attack particle effects. This isn’t magic—it’s just a regular swing, right? Please don’t add so much red light. Just like the golden glow on interactive items, having so many high-saturation effects in a relatively realistic scene is excessive. I think a white light with some transparency would suffice—please don’t overdo it. These effects should be reserved for magic. 5. Summary. Actually, I don’t think the game’s bugs or the design itself are the problem. The game’s somewhat dated art style isn’t an issue either. It’s these jarringly high-saturation colors that make it look like a poorly made game. However, I can sense your efforts to differentiate colors to ensure a comfortable player experience, so I’ve proposed some alternative solutions that, from a player’s perspective, aren’t too difficult to implement. Overall, avoid smooth transitions, lack of texture, and excessively high color saturation. Outlines can solve many of these issues, and it should be relatively easy to find a way to implement them in the code. (I’ve temporarily stepped away from the game after a brief trial run because those highly saturated colors are straining my eyes a bit...) One more thing: Don't keep the music too intense the whole time—switch it up right after the battle ends!