In addition to this, we also engaged in a few more tests, even at weddings, as pictured to the left, surrounding the current state of the game, with every room being playable. We got some decent feedback from this too, based on how far we are into development as well as how feasible some of the feedback was to listen to.

One of the things we heard was about the clunkiness of the UI, as we focused on mechanical functionality first, however we had always planned to fix that up once we got everything working, so we will work on that next week. Besides this, people generally like the idea of the game, as well as how it plays.

The difficulty was praised, which is great for us to hear, as that was something we strived to ensure was balanced correctly, and some playtesters told us that they believed our game would stand out as being unique, which was similarly reassuring, as having our own distinct The Mishir Corporation spin on something you think you've seen before is the kind of thing we aim for when making our products.