Ok I’m going to give some feedback. This is basically just from the first moments, and I have been sick and also working and also doing my own stuff so sorry that it’s not a full review. I liked the character and scenario creation screen. I spent a long time on it. When I started the game though, I realised I didn’t have a mic plugged in, and I was pressing the space bar and didn’t have a visual hint that there was any type of recording going on. I was on microsoft edge, probably should have read the ‘works best on chrome’ hint before I started.
So I didn’t get any further than the first screen. And I really love your idea, like I said, but I have to be honest and say that the experience wasn’t quite developed enough that I’d recommend this version to others. I’m saying this in the spirit of ‘hey, we’re both loving chatgpt games and here we are on a discord thread being enthusiastic and developing our projects all together’, not in the spirit of ‘hey you promised me an awesome rpg and I’m not enjoying it you ***hole’
Man, I am terrified of giving criticism. Anyway, here goes.
I love the idea, and was excited while creating the scenario, but then when it came on, the character portraits were all staring at me and looking creepy, and then the narrator’s voice was unpleasantly robotic, and there was no text, so when it stopped it was gone. And I didn’t really want to have to go get a mic and speak like “I say hello to Captain Anderson!”, I’d have rather just typed at that point. It would have felt a bit silly to speak out loud to an empty room. So I didn’t go any further with my testing, sorry.
May I make a couple of suggestions. I think you should display the text readable on screen, and also have keyboard text input. I know that kindof the point of this is that it speaks and you speak to it, but I do think you should have the text too. Actually I think the voice and pictures could be optional.
I think the dark blue with two square pictures is sortof harsh.