It takes way to long to load, I measured about 1 minute and 43 seconds before it loaded.
It's a game, why is it your expectation it should be instantaneous?
Because users don't wait 90 seconds for something stupid like this?
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#22I really hate games that try for an "8-bit" aesthetic but can't be bothered to even approximate a consistent pixel density for their art. It's not that hard.
This is like the lensless glasses of pixel art.
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#23Seriously? wtf? I thought, this is going to be something cool as it's from them, like an experimental UI or something. Am I missing something or is this just a bit lame and pointless? Maybe I'm dead inside.
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I thought .io TLD's were for the javascript framework/library of the week?
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#26The click to jump is unresponsive, doesn't do anything half the time it feels like.
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Why do you feel that people are primed to expect a ".io" in a gaming context to link to a multiplayer game?
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#28Not sure if it's the browser or the game but sometimes clicks and taps don't register. Love the themes though! One other issue is since you can't seem to jump during a power up if an obstacle comes right as the powerup ends you'll lose with no way to avoid.
Try using space bar
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#30Fun but kind of odd.. I can't really imagine these games converting people to subscribing to Netflix or suddenly becoming interested in these shows.
Probably not, but Netflix has so many shows now that it's kind of nice to get reminders about certain content. I had totally forgotten about Macro Polo.