* I don't know what to do when all my units have played. Is there a next turn button ?
* The info/goal/next unit buttons are fixed to the page and doesn't feel linked to the game itself, making them easily confused for page navigation instead of game element.
* I have trouble distinguishing between the background and the active units. Perhaps make the background slightly more desaturated ?
* Disable the music by default. It's jarring to have it play directly.
* It's super impressive to have a game playable like that in the browser
The way that the turn button (and the others) are positioned as floats make them feel disconnected to the game. There's a lot of space between them and the game board and they don't move in sync with when scrolling. I thought they were for site navigation or something.
If they were anchored to the side of the map, that would make it more obvious they were related.
Just came here to say the exact same thing. I moved all my units, and looked all around what I thought was the game screen for what to do. Didn't realize other elements on the page were part of the game.
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Firefox, Windows 11 on a fairly modern computer.
* I don't know what to do when all my units have played. Is there a next turn button ?
* The info/goal/next unit buttons are fixed to the page and doesn't feel linked to the game itself, making them easily confused for page navigation instead of game element.
* I have trouble distinguishing between the background and the active units. Perhaps make the background slightly more desaturated ?
* Disable the music by default. It's jarring to have it play directly.
* It's super impressive to have a game playable like that in the browser
The end turn button is on the right bottom! Sorry that's not more clear right now – I opted for no distractions before starting to play.
The way that the turn button (and the others) are positioned as floats make them feel disconnected to the game. There's a lot of space between them and the game board and they don't move in sync with when scrolling. I thought they were for site navigation or something.
If they were anchored to the side of the map, that would make it more obvious they were related.
Just came here to say the exact same thing. I moved all my units, and looked all around what I thought was the game screen for what to do. Didn't realize other elements on the page were part of the game.