Bearly Awesome

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The game definitely has potential and it has its own charm. At its current stage, though, there’s still a lot to improve. My biggest suggestion right now is to work on the UI and make everything feel more cohesive. First impressions are very important. Currently, the game jumps straight into character selection. Adding a proper main menu screen would help a lot. It could show off the artistic side of the game, have background music, and include sound effects when interacting with buttons. Music and SFX volume controls would also be a great addition. Navigation between screens should be smoother too. For example, there should be a way to go back from level selection to character selection. Right now, once you move forward, there’s no way to return, which feels limiting. In-game, the first thing I noticed was the big bear icon on the top left. It feels too large and distracting. Making it smaller would improve the UI instantly. It would also be better if it showed the portrait of the selected bear instead of a generic bear icon, so it feels more personalized. Since there is already a character selection system, it would be really nice if different bears had different abilities or playstyles. That would make choosing a bear more meaningful and add replay value. For example, one bear could be faster but weaker, another could be tankier, or one could have a special movement ability. That would make the gameplay feel deeper without changing the core mechanics. About the energy system, I think it needs to be removed or reworked. It interrupts the flow of the game because you’re forced to stop and wait for it to regenerate, which hurts the pacing. Instead, maybe energy could regenerate through active gameplay, like collecting coins or jumping on enemies. That way, players are rewarded for playing well instead of waiting around. For the background music during gameplay, maybe it’s just my preference, but something more calming or casual might fit better. The current music sounds cool and well-produced, but it doesn’t fully match the overall vibe of the game for me. I do like the level designs. The layouts are different enough that it doesn’t feel repetitive, which is good. However, adding more gameplay variety would make it stronger. Things like simple puzzles or stepping on a switch to open a door would add more depth. It would also be nice to see small environmental interactions like breakable objects, just to make the world feel more alive and interactive. The wolves’ AI could also use improvement. Adding proper pathfinding would make them feel smarter instead of just walking into obstacles when chasing the player. The human enemies could use some tweaks too. Instead of only attacking when you enter their vision range, it would be better if they actively chased the bear. It might also be fun if you could jump on their heads to stun them temporarily instead of eliminating them permanently. Since I already mentioned adding more “juice” to the game, better feedback when taking damage could be one example. Things like a small screen shake, a clearer hit effect, or stronger sound feedback when the bear gets hit would make combat feel more impactful. I understand the game is still in early access, so these are just suggestions for improvement. The game has a lot of potential, it just needs more polish and refinement. I’m looking forward to seeing how it improves in the future. Good luck to the developers!