The problem of rotation stopping when you reach the screen border is a minor but incredibly aggravating issue with WebGL. To get around it, perform an action and relocate the mouse during the animation. In-game tutorials will explain these inputs and how they are used, as well as player health and stamina.
User Guide:
Main Menu:
The main menu includes levels (single tragically) under "PLAY" and short tutorials under "TUTORIAL".
Tutorial:
This lesson discusses crucial game mechanics that you must grasp to pass. The five stages cover various themes, including fundamental movement, endurance and avoidance, light attacks, heavy assaults, health, and healing. The right panel shows a task that must be done before proceeding to the next level, along with images of essential controls, explanations, and, on occasion, recommendations.
Level:
Before beginning the level, it is recommended that you complete the tutorial, since else it may be frustrating. The actual material is relatively dull due to the development's emphasis on systems. If you find it challenging, remember to remain patient and keep an eye on your opponents. The adversaries battle wildly, making their actions readily abused, yet they can cause serious damage if they catch you.
A win-win situation:
I suppose it works; you must defeat all enemies in order to complete the stage. Miscellaneous information can be found in the Documentation devlog, including appropriate references. Does having a tutorial and a main level count as several levels? It has an end-game screen with no feedback that restarts/switches the scene without user input.
Death:
You must recuperate in between fights or flee to buy time. Remember to pause by pressing "E" to take a break, or return to the tutorial by quitting to the main menu if your health drops completely.
Additional Features:
The following is a list of any additional features. I am not sure if some count, so I will leave it up to the marker.
- Routes are built by placing markers reflecting areas the player has visited; I'm not sure if this counts (conventional nodes are not used).
- Music (not SFX)
- Illustrations for characters, titles, and user interfaces.
- I suppose that the help screen represents the tutorial level and uses artificial intelligence.
