Imposters

Not even close to being ready for release. Just play the demo instead *Edited after developer reply: In terms of bugs, aside from generally wonky physics, which isn't really the problem, a knocked down deer got stuck to me and got catapulted around before falling out of the map so the session became unwinnable. In general, dragging the knocked bodies feels really inconsistent. But the bigger problem for me was the extreme lack of content and variety, combined with what seemed like a not very balanced experience that limits what you can do if you want to win. I'll try to summarize my problems into concrete points: - As a deer, it seems like you have to stick to a herd near the cameras, otherwise you're literally doing nothing to advance your mission. This makes it easy for the hunter, since he always knows where to check and his close range scanner immediately lets him know that he's at the right place. It would be good if the deer had more ways of interacting with the world or blending in. Maybe it could be cool if the normal deer somehow reacted to what happens around them? - Having both a close and long range scanner without any restrictions makes the hunter kind of overpowered. Maybe using the close range scanner could make the hunter deaf to sounds from farther away so there's more of a drawback to using it? - Currently if you're playing a deer there's a decent chance that you will spend 30% - 50% of your playtime lying in the back of a van and playing a not very fun minigame to maybe escape before it's over. I feel like this system should just be rethought. For the deer, the failure for getting caught is being horribly bored for a few minutes, while for the hunter, it's frustrating that everyone will just escape again if you catch everyone and the last deer can just stall for time. - While the game has some funny ideas and animations, it could still benefit from a more unique presentation to set it up apart from the many other wacky multiplayer games on the plattform. All in all, I think a mashup of amoongus and DbD has potential and I obviously don't expect a AAA experience from a solo developer, but this genre of games is fairly saturated and there's only a single, multiplayer-only game-mode, so a bit more polish would be appropriate for the price I think.