I recently released my first game in Early Access and I'm sitting at 55 wishlists. I'd like to figure out what isn't landing — whether it's the store page, the trailer, the concept itself, or just that I did almost no marketing before launch.
Blunt feedback welcome. What would make you scroll past this?
I'm a solo dev and this is my first game — it just went into Early Access.
The hook: instead of picking upgrade cards between waves, you build your upgrades. You drop nodes onto a grid, wire them together by color, and the signal flows through the graph into your character and abilities. Where you place things changes what you get out.
The clip is a few of the more ridiculous builds I've managed to put together. But I've genuinely lost track of what's possible in there, and I'd love to see what you come up with — post your graphs if you find something stupid, broken, or beautiful.
It's EA, so feedback is exactly what I'm after. Balance, clarity, what's missing — say it straight.
I'm a solo dev on my first game, Survival Code, and I'd love honest feedback on the upgrade system.
Between waves, instead of picking from a list, you wire your build together — drop nodes on a grid, connect them by color, and the signal flows through to reshape your stats and abilities. Clip shows it in action.
Does it look intuitive or overwhelming? Would you enjoy building this, or would you rather just grab an upgrade and fight? Blunt opinions welcome — including "I don't get it."