MHCP project
Hi everyone, I’d love to take part in the MHCP with this project: an endless zombie-themed tower defense game (currently in beta). The idea is to create a game full of action with minimal wait times....
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Hey patrizio_gas
I gave your world a play and it is really cool to see what you have got together. You work is really great so far, and I have a few suggestions that could help take it even further:
A clear win/loss condition would give the game more structure and make it feel like there’s a goal to work toward. Like losing if a zombie reaches the castle or winning after defeating a certain number of zombies.
Adding some sound effects (like gunshots, zombie groans, or hit feedback) could really boost the atmosphere and make the game play feel more dynamic.
Having a simple zombie kill counter or castle health bar on the UI would help with feedback and keep players more engaged.
You’ve done a great job so far, it’s fun to jump in and immediately get into the action. These are just a few ideas that might help expand the experience. Looking forward to seeing where you take it!
Kind regards,
Matt
Hey BeardyDev ,
Thank you so much for your feedback! I really appreciate you taking the time to play the game and share your suggestions — they’re very helpful and I’ll definitely be working to implement a lot of them.
Feel free to jump back into the game whenever you like — it would be awesome to have you check out the updates as the project evolves!
Also, if you don't mind, I’d love to know: in which category of the contest would you place the game so far?
Thanks again for your support!
Talk soon,
Patrizio
Hey patrizio_gas,
You're very welcome! It was a lot of fun jumping into your game and seeing what you've built so far, and how you've implemented feedback already! I'm really looking forward to seeing how it grows with the updates and I'd be happy to check it out again as it evolves!
As for the contest category, I’d probably lean toward party game, it feels like a strong fit based on the experience so far.
Keep up the great work, and good on you for being so open to feedback!
