New Options Menu Added
Town Guardian » Devlog
Town Guardian has launched and based on feedback from the community a new options menu has been added.
The options menu addresses the difficulty of accurately aiming at the the enemies, particularly in the distance where depth perception is misleading.
In the options menu you can now have lane separators visible as well as raising the camera higher above and aiming down at the battle field rather than across.
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Town Guardian v_1_040621.zip 55 MB
Apr 06, 2021
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Town Guardian
Fast paced arcade style action
| Status | Released |
| Author | Design and Deploy |
| Genre | Action |
| Tags | Arcade, Casual, Singleplayer |
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Hi again. I just saw this update and tried it. The options to change the view and show lines are good. I still suck, but that's on me. :)
My monitors have a 16x10 ratio and cannot see the edges or at least the last bit of the UI in the top right. Perhaps allow the option of allowing windowed mode?
There is no option to got back to the main menu or restart. Will that come?
Sorry to bug you with all these suggestions.
dave
I am planning on adding a few navigation options. Right now, once the game starts all you can do is click ESC to exit the game and that only works when the battle starts. So, I want to add the ability to go back to the title screen or upgrade screen. Was thinking of letting players reset their upgrades and reconfigure for every battle.
The UI being clipped off I should be able to fix fairly easy. The problem is I cheated and its not an actual UI layer which would be anchored by the edge of the screen.
Also, you had mentioned town HP increasing as the town is constructed. This already happens, I just didn't come up with a way of communicating it to the player. Ever round town HP increases by 5. I am thinking of replacing the town HP meter with orbs, one for each hit it can take. It would also match the player meters for a more consistent appearance.
One of the problems I had with accuracy and it took me a while to realize, is his arms are to his side. So when aiming, you focus not on the center of his body but where his arm is.