Danger Crew

Where is the game installed or how do I uninstall it?

I surprisingly enjoyed the game, and have a few comments  :

-Cool diversity of attacks! It really feels like I can use multiple strategies. Feels a bit sad that there're some attacks that are only available from temporary characters (But yea, hacking is OP)

-The item mischief upgrade feels a bit... abusable? It basically means that as long as an unit has a script for that, it can get 1 free danger meter blip per turn, and so using both this and dangerous script allows to consistently cast super scripts on turn 2

-I skipped the first "market console" (didn't know it had to be checked at first) and I didn't find any way to get back to it... Such situations could be quite embarrasing when temporarily locked in area without the scripts we were supposed to have found... Although I love this way to gradually get new scripts!

-On the same idea, money is not farmable, so if I, say, spend all my money on useless stuff before a boss, I couldn't get more to buy the stuff I could need to beat it... This could maybe (but rarely) be quite troublesome, especially since the game autosaves.

Would it be possible to have the setup program let you choose where to install the game? I try to keep all of my games on my D drive since it's the bigger one and I don't really want to have stuff scattered all over my C drive. I tried moving the program folder but that just caused errors.

Home sick and this game was a great way to pass the time. Thanks for an enjoyable day, I look forward to your future games :) 

How do you make a React game an executable?

Great game and concept, story line is fun too, I only wished for a map in a couple of sections :)

On Windows 10... Just started... Tried to Continue Game as very first action, having no save files made.

That locked up the game? ... Gonna play through the game for real and make a good review later.

Congrats on making a game!

Just finished this game. While on the shorter side and some balancing issues during battles (mostly on the player's favor, so the game does become rather easy), overall, I'd say I'm satisfied with this game and look foward to whatver the devs puts out in the future.

Loved it!

Okay, managed to finish it.

I feel like this has the same problem as Pokemon: battles are over too fast for status moves and complex strategy to be worthwhile. I often beat enemies through raw force long before fire (let alone memory leak) did significant damage. They're somewhat more worthwhile during boss battles, but I often had to spend so many turns cleaning and healing that I couldn't set them up.

I did actually manage to end up using some (but I don't think a majority) of my items up in the final battle, which did make me glad I stole so many battery packs at the start, but I still think keeping the items you steal is pretty overpowered for the long-term game. Just as items stolen by enemies are refunded after battle, I think it would be fair to not gain enemy items permanently.

Deadline, especially Team Deadline, was crazy overpowered due to it also filling your danger meter at double rate. This led to a cascade effect with Team Deadline, where I had already recharged my danger meter by the time it expired. Scope Stab didn't seem to get much of a damage boost, at least not enough to disincentivize Deadline. The final boss negating your deadline was good, but... he only did it once, was that intentional? Once I got Team Deadline going I crushed him thanks to action economy -- his huge HP pool didn't do him any good when I was getting six turns to his one.

I didn't realize items could be sold until very late. I don't know if I missed something, but it might do well to make that clearer.

The music was unfortunately not very memorable. Many of them had very obvious and jarring loop points; you might want to look into smoothing those in future projects.

Otherwise it was pretty fun, 3/5. (And was the implication in the ending that Drew was the hacker king?)

I liked what I played of this so far, but I seem stuck due to a game-breaking bug. On Windows 10, the game sometimes throws an error when saving, and attempting to load from the main menu causes the game to hang.

Placing the confirm and cancel buttons so far apart is really awkward. I'd recommend using the RPG Maker standard of Z for confirm and X for cancel/menu on QWERTY keyboards, or making the buttons customizable.

Curl seems incredibly overpowered because the items it steals persist after battle. I spent the first chapter stockpiling items, and by the second I had more than I knew what to do with. (It might also be a good idea to make it clear that items stolen by enemies are refunded at the end of the battle.)

Why are there slurs aimed at trans people in this?

(CW: Slur)

Is kinda yikes.

this is such a great game! you ever consider putting it on mobile as well?

This is a very fun game. It's a shame that it's so short, it was over before I was ready for it to be over . I hope a bigger & better sequel is made, I would happily spend $10 on it.

Amazing game, I'm loving playing it. 
Only one comment. The skill "Copy/Paste" should be "Cut/Paste", because is cutting the item from the attacker, then, is not copying. :) 

This is a GREAT game! I got it as part of the Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality, and I was so happy to find such an excellent game on there! The graphics are adorable, the playing style is fairly easy, so it's good if you want something a bit more chill. Great storyline, great characters, get it!!