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Thank you! Yes, we plan to bring Nanotale on Mac but it will be at final release.
Thank you
And You may add a teaching model such as typer shark deluxe
I am really sorry, but Epistory is a finished game, so we won't add more features to it. We are only fixing the remaining bugs that players could find. We are now working and focusing on other games like Nanotale who will be out in early 2021. Nanotale is colorblind-friendly but does not have an option to have bigger words. That is something that needs to be thought at the beginning of production since it's related to design. We'll keep that in mind for our future productions. Sorry again.
Thanks for your response. My understanding of computer game development is mainly "it's very complex!" There are a few good groups, Able Gamers comes to mind, that might be able to give you some information on what things would be helpful to people with disabilities that need to be considered earlier in the development process.
Interesting. Thank you. We'll check it out.
The thing is that there is always a difference between doing things correctly and doing thing on a rush without being well thought and incorporated in the game design etc... That's the issue when you add some features after the game is finished. Also, Epistory was made with an older version of Unity and going back on it could break things and create more issues.
Don't hesitate to ask questions if you have more. We really want to be transparent with our community.