Twilight Tails

What a load of crap...It's not multiplayer, the controls do not work, the camera does not work...Basically nothing working in this game other than walking forward very slowly while the camera films the ground. Glad I wasted 20$ on an 'indie game developer' that has no problems scamming people.

Exactly that you need after hestic day

Dear Developer My wife and I have been waiting for the game for about half a year When we received an email that this game was out, we were happy and bought this Raccoon game. Yes, that there are a lot of flaws But we really hope that you will not give up and will not pay attention to the under-critics of the players. We have heard your message that you are only just going to improve it in the future. But pay attention to: 1) Improve optimization, the fps is low on good video cards, and even more so on older ones 2) I would slightly improve the light from the sun and from lighting in general, do not make it so bright and kind of cool (purely my opinion, no offense) 2) With a fight, you need to do exactly what to do and that the raccoon would react better to the camera, otherwise I tried to beat the wolf, it didn't turn around well and he turned from behind... You'll understand))) 3) if you are going to craft in the future, make a normal instruction with a detailed description of what a raccoon can do and what each item is needed for. 4) I would take my time with the cooperative because you don't have the basic game functions to play together. My wife and I want you to make this game the way you see it and the way you wanted it. We love raccoons very much and will be waiting for the next updates from you. 10 raccoons out of 10 for you Greetings from Russia and good luck))))

The game needs a lot of work but i am interested to see how it develops. It definitely needs a camera sensitivity option and the ability to see the controls. The game looks beautiful but as it is right now it's unplayable. There isn't much to do aside from pick up fruit and eat it, and pick up rocks and sticks that you just put back down. The combat system seems to be non existent too, I can't hit things and things don't seem to hit me. At one point i took a nap while a fox ran in circles around me trying to bite me but doing no damage to me. The game has a lot of potential to be something great. I look forward to seeing some updates and fixes to some of the issues.

I got this because it looked like fun and was such a cute idea to be able to be a raccoon wandering the forest! I still love it and think it's adorable and I'm looking forward to future updates when the game is in a better state. Unfortunately, there was no tutorial and it was difficult to figure out what to do as well the game was being buggy. I got a bit of an instruction to try and start building a home/nest and whenever I tried to drop sticks in a pile, they disappear, so I could never advance the tutorial. Next, I had a fox chase me and tried to fight it, but there was no health bar or hit markers to indicate if I was taking damage or damaging the fox, then suddenly, I died. Looking forward to future updates and hoping for more tutorials and information, because I really love this concept!

Clumsy controls, no menu to check controls either. No tutorial and only 1 working control [E]. Also the camera controls are super jittery and buggy. It is so slow to walk and it freezes constantly. It was a waste of money for the price.

Promising Concept, but Technical Hurdles Diminish the Experience Twilight Tails introduces a captivating premise, allowing players to step into the paws of a raccoon navigating through a vibrant, dynamic forest ecosystem teeming with life. The game’s atmospheric design, with its beautifully rendered environments and charming character animations, showcases considerable artistic potential. However, several technical shortcomings detract from the overall experience: - Camera Mechanics: The camera controls are a significant source of frustration. Players, including myself, have encountered instances where the camera dips awkwardly below the terrain on sloped surfaces, obscuring the view. The camera felt unresponsive and erratic, which made navigation particularly challenging during moments of exploration or when trying to interact with environmental elements. - Lack of Controller Support: It’s surprising that Twilight Tails lacks native controller support, especially given the nature of its gameplay. I had to resort to using Steam Input to set up a makeshift controller configuration, which was cumbersome and detracted from the overall enjoyment. A seamless integration of controller support would enhance accessibility and comfort for many players. - Character Spawn Glitch: Upon launching the game, I experienced a disorienting glitch where my raccoon character inexplicably fell from the sky at the start, immediately breaking immersion and setting a strange tone for the adventure ahead. This kind of issue undermines the overall presentation of the game. - User Interface Concerns: During gameplay, the cursor remains visible on-screen, which can be particularly distracting, especially for players using multiple monitor setups. This persistent presence of the cursor detracts from immersion and can hinder focus on the beautifully crafted surroundings. - Performance Issues: Despite playing on a high-end gaming rig, I noticed several performance hiccups, including frame drops and occasional stutter in animations. Other players with similarly powerful setups have echoed these concerns, suggesting that the game may need optimization to ensure a smooth experience. - Gameplay Clarity: The game struggles with clearly defining objectives for players. After completing the initial set of tasks, I found myself without adequate guidance on what to pursue next, leading to aimless exploration. A more structured approach to quest design and clearer indicators of goals would significantly enhance player engagement. While I recognize that Twilight Tails is still in its early development stages, addressing these foundational issues is critical for improving player engagement and satisfaction. I remain optimistic that the developers will focus on refining these aspects, as the core concept of the game holds immense potential for creating an engaging and delightful experience.