Our next goal is to make the game more user-friendly and to reduce difficulty, I agree with GaTechGrad, I’m afraid that a lot of people is overwhelmed by all the things we are throwing at them right in the beginning of the game.
I’m planning to remove the tutorial and integrate it with the standard levels to give the player a more gradual approach to the gameplay.

I want to thank Omar for the comment above 🙂 lol, I think I will disappoint you, because after the experience I had with A Pixel Escape, I imposed myself that the next game will have to be something much much more simple and much much less harmful for my mental stability 😀 😀 …a single word is keeping rolling in my mind these days: “bullets, bullets, bullets!” 😀

I love this job!
Giga 🙂

I updated the review to include that video.

The trailer is actually very old, I’m asking the reviewer to replace it with a more recent video.
You can find it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_o7DwEK2WY0

I completely agree with you about the complexity, a lot of people complained about it, and that’s the reason why I decided to add the Gold Mine and the Quickplay modes later in the development, I tried to make everybody happy and give the player the possibility to play with “a little more action and a lot less puzzling” if they felt like it.

I also agree with you about the slippery controls, in fact, I don’t like them too! Now that i know for *SURE* that they suck (and I’ve learned it the hard way) I’ll try to come out with something better.

I appreciated how you concluded your review, after all you made me smile 🙂
I’ll make treasure of your feedback and I will use it to try to come up with a bigger and not half-eaten box of chocolates next time 🙂

(BTW, I think we are getting close to a solution about the crash issue)

Cheers,
Giga