I mean run is the default move, and you press a key to walk. * you have to press a button to run, but maybe the opposite would be more efficient, like in first Prince of Persia. Originally posted by tchegito:Demo was interesting, but I think you can improve/fix following things: The Flashback and oddworld games have rooted that kind of movement into my spine, so after tweaking the buttons to my liking I felt right at home <3 It takes some time to get used to rolling from a separate button, but overall, I liked the movement. But if the game has no mechanics for friendly fire and doesn't criminalize shooting at peaceful zone, that's not a problem. That could lead accidentally shooting somewhere. Thanks for the quick response!ДЄnother thing that felt funny was that you shoot right away when pressing shoot, and you dont have to press button to pull gun first. Oh, sweet! I tried it and it felt just right. You can press diagonal up while running and Leo will automatically catch an incoming edge. Thank you! A few more 'advanced' move will be taught in the next levels (did not want to make the tuto more complicated), this is one of them. I tried to do this all the time when trying the demo and was a little frustrated that I had always to walk right below the edge to get to the next level. One thing I'm missing from Flashback is the mechanic when you run and hold the action button, you automatically jump to grab a ledge that is at the level above. Originally posted by в™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґlisko:I loved Another World and Flashback back in the day and this demo brought me back there :) The minimalistic character resolution also reminds me of an Amiga game 'Benefactor'

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