Hi @Vollgaser, thank you for your honesty. It’s important to hear this kind of critique. We know reusing familiar ideas isn’t enough, which is why we are focused on refining Undoing with fresh mechanics and a unique execution. Our goal is to balance accessibility and skill progression, ensuring new players can jump in while still rewarding mastery.
We are prioritizing dynamic combat, including reactive quick-time events that feel intuitive rather than intrusive, bullet ricochets, and diverse playstyles. We are also looking at ways to make the game more engaging for different audiences, such as varied game modes, player count options, and streamer-friendly features.
Right now we are building a strong team to collaborate on these ideas, refine where to spend time effectively, and grow awareness. We plan to secure funding to transition into a sustainable development model while compensating contributors. If there is enough support, we could accelerate development and make it an exciting opportunity for those involved.
Thank you again for your feedback. It is pushing us to make Undoing something truly memorable. If you have further thoughts we would like to hear them.