I just wanted to share some information about our upcoming game. Since this game is all about its design, i wanted to share it here on the "Design" section of the forum. I have copy-pasted this from my presentation for a steam dev group, so that's why the text is marked in grey but i don't understand why but....ok. I sincerely hope to hear your tips and/or concerns as well as questions. I have been ignored much and then im stucked with only my own mindset. I believe a vision becomes solid when more people share opinions and not just one person. Im sure you understand that.

My main uncertainty, I suppose, is that I don't really have an impression of how the "tactical point-and-click" side of things plays. You describe your game as being quite experimental, so it's presumably not just a tactics game that happens to use the mouse (which I imagine is fairly standard on the PC).

When the screen tells you to push the A-button, what do you do? You don't push the one on your controller! No, you control Liz's finger to push the U-button on her personal "control panel" on her arm.

Hmm... I'll confess that I'm not seeing how this improves the game--my mental image is of either something that controls a little like Surgeon Simulator 2013, or that introduces a layer between the player and their intended actions that doesn't seem to add much. Unless--having now looked at the trailer to which you linked--the "control panel" is essentially just a normal GUI, but featuring the character's arm, and the game plays similarly to most other point-and-click games. Could you explain a little further, please?

... leaving the smooth dessert last, wich will take much less time hopefully.

... Depending on what you're saving for last, I'd be careful of relying on that. Remember the adage: "The first ninety percent takes ninety percent of the time. The last ten percent takes the other ninety percent of the time." (While I believe that the saying is intended to apply to coding, I feel that it applies more generally as well.)

I find it hard to describe this element in a different formulation other than that you controlling the character's finger to push the button on the control panel instead of just clicking on it. When/if the game comes out this will be shown for all to understand hopefully

Well, what about a prototype? You could perhaps put together something small--by no means the full game, nor even necessarily including all of the mechanics used in the full game--and thus perhaps get feedback on this control mechanism while you're still developing the game, and thus in a good position to make any changes that you feel called for based on said feedback.

I find it hard to describe this element in a different formulation other than that you controlling the character's finger to push the button on the control panel instead of just clicking on it. When/if the game comes out this will be shown for all to understand hopefully

Well, what about a prototype? You could perhaps put together something small--by no means the full game, nor even necessarily including all of the mechanics used in the full game--and thus perhaps get feedback on this control mechanism while you're still developing the game, and thus in a good position to make any changes that you feel called for based on said feedback.

Im happy to tell you that the part we are working with now is planned for being a playable demo

Ah, excellent! I'm glad to read it. ^_^

UPDATE:

White or black background? Our game is set in a VR World and we want a minimalistic look. speak your mind

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Seriously? A video of all text? You could have left that in the description section or just provided a link to a webpage. At the very least, you could have put in the text in Star Wars font to make it worth looking at.