#Gladiator guild manager genres professional

I want to be very hands off on the tutorial and operate mostly through optional help screens that pack in useful hints and tips when the player wants to delve deeper into the game mechanics. I hate linear tutorials – you know when it’s just ‘click here’ and oh! look the monster has conveniently been a dumb ass and stood in just the right place so now we can show you this other mechanic – so click here now. The reason for my frustration at the playable bit was that it was completely linear. Like an hour of cut scenes with one little playable bit in the middle that made me even madder than the slow moving pictures. I just played an absolutely awful one in an otherwise good game: This Is The Police II. I’d love to know what you all think makes a good tutorial. Not so Gladiator Manager – all the stats you like will be there at the click of a button! I hate having to create record sheets on scraps of paper around my desk and can never understand why the information isn’t in game. The most frustrating thing in the world, though, is when you can’t actually see any of the data. As a gamer of too many years I’m a sucker for games that are all about data – which is why I love sports management games.

All essential stuff in any management game. On the technical side I finished creating the cup page, stats page and team history pages. He’s also been working on a new banner for the Store Page which should be up in the next couple of weeks, giving us a sharper more eye-catching look.

#Gladiator guild manager genres professional

This makes a massive difference to the professional feel of the game, giving the icons consistency of style and a good sense of what they actually mean. Superstar Gladiator Manager artist Mesrile created a whole new icon set that’s been incorporated into the game.