Hey, this reminds me of AdventureQuest, only with decent graphics. So compliment for the decent graphics.
The big green "SHARE" button is a bit too much in-your-face for my taste. I know you're depending on word-of-mouth, but it would still be visible enough (and less stupid) at 80-90% of its current size.
One thing that I'd love to see, though, is anything with the depth of text-based MUDs (i.e., where you have different puzzles or quests to discover). I do realize that you're aiming at more casual interactions, but maybe there would be a spot for games where you have basic, casual-styles encounters most of the time but can also launch on an hour+-long quest that will make you discover some more of the world. (And I realize, too, that having a big world means that you need more graphics and stuff - but that's something that you, and not I, would figure out. If you think at Farmville scale, the expenses for the graphics of MapleStory and the likes seem relatively minor).
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Hey, this reminds me of AdventureQuest, only with decent graphics. So compliment for the decent graphics.
The big green "SHARE" button is a bit too much in-your-face for my taste. I know you're depending on word-of-mouth, but it would still be visible enough (and less stupid) at 80-90% of its current size.
One thing that I'd love to see, though, is anything with the depth of text-based MUDs (i.e., where you have different puzzles or quests to discover). I do realize that you're aiming at more casual interactions, but maybe there would be a spot for games where you have basic, casual-styles encounters most of the time but can also launch on an hour+-long quest that will make you discover some more of the world. (And I realize, too, that having a big world means that you need more graphics and stuff - but that's something that you, and not I, would figure out. If you think at Farmville scale, the expenses for the graphics of MapleStory and the likes seem relatively minor).