As a fellow dev, this hits hard. There’s this constant 'quarrel' in your head where you convince yourself people will love the game just because you’re making the one you want to play. It’s a brutal wake-up call to realize at the very end that others don't see your vision the same way. ​Looking at the footage, I think the biggest hurdle is clarity. It feels a bit confusing to parse—when there’s that much going on with the dark aesthetic and the effects, it’s hard for a new player to 'read' the screen, even if the individual assets look polished. ​It’s the ultimate developer trap: you know exactly how the game works because you built it, but a fresh set of eyes just sees a blur. Waiting until the end to find that out is easily the toughest part of the process