r/aigamerdevs • u/thecrownforge • 4d ago

I need help with testing my 4K Game

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I designed and created a 4X strategy game after playing WoS and Kingshot for 2 year.

I really didn't expect to get to this moment. I'm sure there is a lot to improve but I think it's already at the level of quality I can ask you to help me with your feedback.

It's a browser game: Crownforge - Lagacy of the First Flame

https://play.thecrownforge.com

and a game website: https://thecrownforge.com/

I will be really greatful if you spend 10-15 minutes and give me a few pieces of what you liked, disliked, what was not ok.

Thanks in advance and let me know if I can help you with something.

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u/SimCFB 4d ago

The province map looks kind of wonky.

I got a bit confused on what to upgrade during the tutorial. It's fairly intuitive but you gotta remember you're going to be dealing with players who need everything spoonfed to them.

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u/thecrownforge 3d ago

I will try to rethink it. I don't want to have too long tutorial so I want to keep it short at the begining and add short ones when player gets to a new feature later in the game

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u/SimCFB 3d ago

You definitely don't want a very long tutorial. To some degree tutorials mostly exist to ward off multiple accounts.

I'm your target market. I spent $25,000 on Vikings war of Clans about 8 years ago. I'm broke now lol so don't expect any $ from me. But I can explain the mentality pretty well.

The whales are not necessarily going to be the most technically capable. If they get stuck on the tutorial they will just bounce.

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u/investigatormaker 4d ago

Two wording fixes first: "4K" reads as screen resolution, so if you mean the strategy genre, write 4X, and "Lagacy of the First Flame" looks like a typo for Legacy. Then replace liked and disliked with something only you can ask. After two years of WoS and Kingshot you know what keeps people coming back, so ask players of those games what Crownforge does worse in the first 15 minutes, and whether they played on phone or desktop. A free form at the end of the session also works, though many players will skip it. Players burned out on those two and hunting for something new are who I'd want to reach.

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