If you use the BUG function in the game to report a continuity error, make sure to SAY WHO YOU ARE in the body of the email; otherwise, you won’t get credit for the report.
Remember, we’re looking for constructive feedback and criticism. Tell us what works for you and what doesn’t work. If you say, “I enjoyed playing the game and didn’t find any errors,” that’s of no value. We have autotests to tell us that the game doesn’t crash. We want you to tell us what you don’t like about the game…what can be improved, changed, added, etc.
From what I recall it’s a fantasy game, it’s well written, and there was some romance going on. The setting is rich but not created by the author of the game, it’s just used with permission.
I’m Danielle and I am the author of the game.
I would appreciate it if any beta testers use this Google Survey instead of emailing me with feedback (though that is fine too). It does contain spoilers, so do not view it until after playing through.
The survey has some check boxes to ascertain how key events went on your playthrough(s) so we can compare the randomtest to how thinking people choose, and then fields for more general feedback.
@Shoelip, the game is set in the fantasy world of Tekumel (www.tekumel.com) and you play a soldier during a civil war. The world draws strongly on both Indian and Mesoamerican cultures, so is a little different then your standard fantasy setting, but the game was designed to require no previous knowledge.
Finding Jason’s email address is the test you must complete before managing to enter the beta-test. I’d suggest typing in jason email to the forum search function and it’ll pop up there. I’m sure he has his reasons for not including it on the post.
While normally I’d post it myself, stealing away all the fun of hunting it down yourself, I’m not sure if he’s still looking for testers or not.
