Feedback on the last minigame in Void

[AlealarcViva]

Hi! During my first playthrough of Void, I explored the area around the secret collectibles in the last minigame.

When walking outside the main path, I reached a flat green surface and could see the default gray background from Godot. It’s not something a normal player would likely do, but maybe adding some boundaries or extra scenery could make it look more polished.

Overall, everything else works great — just a small visual detail you might want to consider.

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[wjt]

Thanks! This is indeed one of the least "dressed" levels in the quest.

Did you find any of the levels particularly easy or difficult? How did you find the controls for the "grappling"/thread mechanic?

[AlealarcViva]

Particularly, the most difficult level for me is the first one. I get stuck halfway through. I’ve only managed to complete it once. :( To access the next level, I used the shortcut through the link. From there, levels 2 and 3 were easier for me.

[wjt]

For the first level: do you know that you can hold down the "shift" key to run?

[AlealarcViva]

oh .I didn’t know that. Maybe there could be some on-screen instructions so the player knows what to do.

[Omar071201]

Hello, I tested the first level, and I have suggestions on how to increase the difficulty for the players. These red drawings represent broken brigdes that increase the complexity of decisions and test the player memory if they lose.

[russell-cj]

I also noticed that the level design in Void has a lot of potential in terms of atmosphere and exploration, although I feel it’s not being fully utilized yet. Adding a fitting soundtrack that enhances the emotions and overall mood of the level would be a key improvement to the player’s experience.

Additionally, including some subtle visual elements or small environmental cues could help guide the player more naturally and make the world feel more alive. I also agree with the idea of adding boundaries or decorative elements to prevent players from reaching unintended areas, as that would make the level feel more complete and polished overall.

[russell-cj]

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I also noticed that at the beginning of the level, the player can easily get lost. There’s a boundary, but it would be great to adjust that part. I understand that in other levels this effect might be intentional, since the map seems to be “split” into different fragments, creating a nice visual transition when moving between them.

[russell-cj]

However, in this case, since the player can’t go back, it would be better to remove that effect and add a collision or boundary to prevent the player from leaving the map. I’m attaching a short video showing the effect when moving between map fragments and the issue that occurs.

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