The game change was a bit sudden but I can turn on a dime if things make sense. Working alone certainly has its perks.
Felix and the World of Wonders sounded a bit too light even from the start, so I believe the final name will be Felix and the World of Whimsy. I never want to give the impression that I’m targeting children so it’s important that even the fluffier titles have some sense of the true nature of things. The box art will have to do most of the work probably.
As I’ve stated the game will have mostly 2D gameplay I’m aiming for the game to host segments where it plays fully in 3D simply to get a taste of that will be like. The 2D sections in Tandem Tales are probably the best example of how I’m expecting things to turn out like but in actuality there’s nothing stopping me from Tale of the Night approach toward the gameplay perspective. When I make my test stages I’ll see how things go. I’ll start with simplicity and let ambition naturally take its course.
Lastly, while the game is in storybook format. I’m thinking of story development outside the book. There’s no reason why the play can’t assume control of Wiley in between segments. I’ll see how things turn out.
I was absolutely convinced the game page story was aimed for kids. That could be a large market though, kids, you know, they like furry characters more than anybody, I guess.
Whoa, I wonder where this will go; wonders, whimsy, wacky etc. a whole heap of possibilities.
I like to change up my tone every once in a while and when I think about it many of the earlier games could bee seen as something for kids.
None of the games are really all that corrupt, I really just don’t want to confuse people into buying these games for their 5 year old.
The children may have a market for this but I’d probably die inside if I went that route. X P
I understand, corrupt is a strong word but I guess those parents would think the fighting be “corrupt” with respect to the otherwise kind appearance of the game.