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[Super Ninja Block]

Personally, I feel like the floaty physics belong perfectly, they match the humorous atmosphere and keep things from being too easy. I really feel like this game is an underrated gem. It's fun and the sounds are hilarious! Please don't let this be the end of Super Ninja! I would love to see more games with added mechanics like press space to use your sword to block bullets from enemies that fight back, maybe eventually add rival ninjas! Don't stop!

Crabroid responds:

Thanks for your comment and support ;)

[Attack on titan WIP 02]

Why would you put this out as it is?! This isn't a work in progress, this is barely even started!

TCACstudios responds:

WTF?

[Just another idle clicker]

VERY heavy handed as far as the forced guilt trip, explaining that you're MURDERING...INNOCENT THINGS...FOR MONEY!!! (people also tend to associate innocence with cuteness, not so much with vermin) Far too much explanation of the obvious UI, you have to trust that people aren't complete morons. The increase in required clicks for any amount of forward progress is also incredibly steep, at 5 kills it became far too tedious to continue any further and I barely made it to that.

If you have to TELL someone how they're supposed to feel, then there's something wrong, one excellent example of what you're trying to accomplish is a game called "Exoptable Money" (http://gamejolt.com/games/exoptable-money/36236). One thing that makes that game so successful is it begins by making the player feel like getting as much money as possible is a benign goal, slowly feeding the player's greed until they are finally presented the option to substantially increase their profit margin by doing something horrible.

EvilPigeon responds:

I'm sad that you feel that way. While I'm sure most people could easily figure out the game for themselves, many others like to have things explained to them. The tutorial can be quite easily skipped if you're one of the people that likes to figure things out for themselves.

As for the forced guilt trip, it's not intended to be taken seriously ;)