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What would you say about my game based only on these 4 screenshots
r/IndieDev
6/26/2025
SAAS TOOLS
| SaaS | URL | Category | Features/Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photoshop | N/A | Graphics Design | Used for creating game art |
| Aseprite | N/A | Pixel Art Editor | Tried but didn't jive with it |
| Godot | https://godotengine.org/ | Game Engine | Used for game development |
USER NEEDS
Pain Points:
- Struggling to create a succinct description for Steam page due to eclectic game nature
- Visual clutter causing confusion for some players (especially those with ADHD)
- Bugs reported: infinite scream glitch when jumping+screaming simultaneously, fixed resolution issue (900x600) instead of scaling to user's monitor
Problems to Solve:
- Need clear game description that captures eclectic style
- Improve visual clarity to prevent overwhelming players
- Fix gameplay bugs affecting user experience
- Implement proper screen scaling for different resolutions
Potential Solutions:
- Simplify background elements to reduce visual noise (as suggested by commenters)
- Implement automatic resolution scaling based on user's monitor
- Fix jump+scream input conflict bug
- Use community feedback (e.g., "Pizza Tower meets Cruelty Squad" comparison) as inspiration for description
GROWTH FACTORS
Effective Strategies:
- Releasing playable demo to generate interest and collect feedback
- Engaging directly with community feedback on Reddit
Marketing & Acquisition:
- Leveraging Steam platform for distribution and visibility
- Sharing game links (Steam store) in relevant discussions
- Using striking/unique art style as marketing hook
Monetization & Product:
- Free demo available to lower barrier to entry
- Potential merchandise opportunities (shirts, skateboards suggested by community)
- Adding anime cutscenes as value-added feature based on user suggestions
User Engagement:
- Actively responding to comments and bug reports
- Incorporating user feedback into development (e.g., visual adjustments)
- Building hype through unique aesthetic that sparks nostalgia and discussion