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Повідомити про проблему з перекладом
But it's alright. You did a great game. I'm fine with puzzles on the same level.
I think you guys already taught it in one of the early levels where there's a orange button and white door pad. I meowed when the orange door is opened and close it after the robot start finding the cat. That gave me the wrong idea of "hearing radius".
Other than that, it is a fantastic game and I love it. Would absolutely suggest to my friends if I ever got one.
Relic difficulty is also good.
(However, I found it incredibly hard twice due to my own clumsiness lol)
1.Difficulties to select level + player has to do this often for levels that links on each other (back to main menu, wait for animation, select chapter, wait for animation, select level, wait for level to load, wait for Elie's animation)
2. Rewards for completing hell loop is not enough, please make 5-13 aftermath story longer
3. I had ~15 times accidentally clicking on progress bar during run-away levels
4. (minor) cannot revisit play records for completed levels, since player needs to figure out what to fix on levels that links on each other
5.This game is designed to use 100% of player's thinking, which the story is better to be more clear than needs more thinking to be figured out