It has take me a shamefully long time to review it. I freely admit that I haven't played the game long enough to fully critique the gameplay systems, I know that what I've played, I've enjoyed. I figure if you want an in depth breakdown of the story or gameplay, that's what the other reviews are for. THIS is more of a review of humanity.

Okay, that's a bit grandiose. It's a story... there, that's more accurate.

Magic of Autumn was recommended to me by great algorithmic son of Our Lord, GabeN(Steam), and it looked fantastic except for one little detail: my physical disability rendered it impossible for me to play.

So, since bothering developers is my favorite thing, I did just that.

Imagine my surprise when the dev not only replied to my request for a way to move the character with the mouse... but almost immediately implemented it as an option.

It's hard to articulate what that means to anyone who is physically typical, but it means a lot. The developer had little future incentive to make those changes, as the disabled gamer population isn't huge, and the folks who need that specific modification is even lower.

So, if you're even remotely interested in this game, give it a try and tell your friends. Chances are that if there's something you don't like, you can annoy the dev, too!:p

It has take me a shamefully long time to review it. I freely admit that I haven't played the game long enough to fully critique the gameplay systems, I know that what I've played, I've enjoyed. I figure if you want an in depth breakdown of the story or gameplay, that's what the other reviews are for. THIS is more of a review of humanity. Okay, that's a bit grandiose. It's a story... there, that's more accurate. Magic of Autumn was recommended to me by great algorithmic son of Our Lord, GabeN(Steam), and it looked fantastic except for one little detail: my physical disability rendered it impossible for me to play. So, since bothering developers is my favorite thing, I did just that. Imagine my surprise when the dev not only replied to my request for a way to move the character with the mouse... but almost immediately implemented it as an option. It's hard to articulate what that means to anyone who is physically typical, but it means a lot. The developer had little future incentive to make those changes, as the disabled gamer population isn't huge, and the folks who need that specific modification is even lower. So, if you're even remotely interested in this game, give it a try and tell your friends. Chances are that if there's something you don't like, you can annoy the dev, too!:p