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More about playtestsFrom real playtests
Three real reports delivered on Games2Test. Watch silent gameplay previews from reports with audio commentary, then read what each player noticed.
Learning the rules
A strategy card game: understanding the objective changes how the player approaches a match.
It really started to make sense and become a lot easier when I understood what the goal of the game was, so even if I didn't make the perfect moves I could make moves that actually made progress in the match.
Challenge worth retrying
A demanding first boss: the player points out an unclear mechanic and still wants another run.
I loved the challenge. I tried like heck to beat that first boss, however i was unable to do so. That doesn't mean I wouldn't want to try again and again.
A first-time player’s perspective
Specific observations on difficulty, controls and combat, from a player’s first 15 minutes.
While I really like the "I dreamed this" concept for when you die, respawning the guards/spawning you back at the start makes it really difficult for beginners to get passed the first stage.
I also never was able to figure out how to use the repair kit on my sword.
I also really like that when I stab a guard in the back it says "ruthlessly" as it adds a fun bit of feedback to your actions.
Selected excerpts from real reports. Player names are omitted. Quotes retain the players’ original wording.
