Griefhelm

It'll come guys no worries!! :)

Hi Jhonny,

I’m Vittoria Battistotti, a cinema student at Holden School in Torino, Italy.  

This year, we are producing a fictional short film that tells the story of a Hikikomori boy. The protagonist, always locked in his room, plays on his computer most of the day and will have to decide, during the development of the story, whether to leave his room and get in touch with the outside world or keep himself isolated from every kind of human contact. 

In the first scene, we see the boy from behind, with gamer headphones, playing a battle / combat video game. We really would like to show him playing Griefhelm.  We think this video game matches the main character's personality.  

 It’s a small production so we would love to find a collaboration with your brand and to obtain the consent to use Griefhelm in our short film would mean a lot to us. Furthermore, we want to inform you that the production development of the short film will mainly be the following: a screening on the day of our graduation at the Scuola Holden in Turin, in front of numerous producers, and subsequently the short film will be proposed in numerous festivals around Italy.  If you have proposals, please let us know. 

 Thanks you 

I hope to hear from you soon,

Vittoria 

The intro to the first level of the campaign has an unskippable little intro sequence, and the death sequences linger for quite a while, and the time between losing and restarting a campaign level is aggravating.  I don't think the length of the sequences would be an issue if the player could take a few more hits before losing, but if combat does remain as lethal as it is I think it would be better if the time to restart an encounter was reduced a lot (maybe even a quick restart button after a death).  Also maybe a little bit more bold telegraphing on attack windups could help make the combat feel a little more precise.  Thanks for making a cool game, I hope this helps a little.