Shuriken Master

jhony

Urias wrote:

I'm gonna have to agree here with Yut Put here as well; the gameplay was executed badly.

There are contests where developers have to complete a game within 48 hours. You had two weeks. The logic behind the comparison is blatantly obvious.

The logic behind building a game in two weeks was because he continued to compare it to a game that would have a large amount of time to develop AI, a better progression system, etc, which would have been pointless due to the lack of content, this game was designed for it's small scale. The only other point was simply that he didn't like the gameplay, which is simply a matter of opinion, as others do like the game. I could have developed some bland indie game where you run on buildings, or some mario clone, but I decided to base it on shurikens because I liked the idea. I took an idea and cut it down into a mini-game size, if you either didn't like the game, or didn't like the fact that it was shrunken in this manner, that's fine, it's just a matter of opinion. If you think there was a better manner to do THIS game in that time frame, feel free to voice yourself, but I felt my way was the best manner to get the game across.