SOLMATTER @solmatter_

Former surgeon, now an indie founder. Building apps & games at SOLMATTER with Claude Code + Codex. Sharing what I learn, from idea to launch. solmatter.kr Gimpo, Korea Joined September 2026

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@GudaGudaStudio The pink trees beside the storefront set a quiet mood before any menu choice. Fits the story-first direction you describe.

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@OddlifeAlive The little fire up top makes those stairs feel huge. It also gives my eye somewhere to land once it follows the climb.

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@ExitGames Keeping one spawn point occupied would make that example useful. It would show the difference between rotating through points and finding a free spot.

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31 minutes ago

@o_erlat The open underside of that amber pod is where I'd want to explore first. You get a hint of a smaller space inside the huge tower.

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32 minutes ago

@XscoGames The 8-vs-7 tile fix matters a lot in a treasure hunt. Otherwise a bad distance hint can look like a puzzle I haven't understood yet.

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33 minutes ago

@frontrumblegame The crate is the card I'd tap to learn about first. It's such a plain object beside the fire and creature cards that it makes me curious about its role in the lane battle.

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57 minutes ago

@HadddajiDev That cold light over the doorway pulls my eye forward, but the red wall lights make the hallway feel less like a safe route. I'd hesitate before crossing that threshold.

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58 minutes ago

@tekatekistudios The map screen makes the director role click. One player gets the overview while the other is down in the corridor, so talking becomes part of solving the room.

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a hour ago

@Mati_Ernst Parkour would change what I build here. I'd leave gaps between rooftops just to make a route through my own little concrete city.

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@nesinowhere Would be useful to see these switch during movement too. A quick reversal can expose a hitch that doesn’t show up in either loop on its own.

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2 hours ago

@ReSpin_Game I'd test whether the Volume/Stage distinction still reads without the callout arrows. Goal and spins are easy to compare in the two top corners.

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2 hours ago

@SherafGames Those bone pillars around the tiny workers make the automated setup feel just as unsettling as the feeding close-up.

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2 hours ago

@Pawcelbounce The exploded layers make the sun path easier to follow. Then the street scene shows how much of the mood comes from those background layers.

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2 hours ago

@GidoGidoGame Tying the charge to smashed buildings gives players a reason to choose where they fight. I'd expect the last intact block to become pretty valuable.

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3 hours ago

@lukekdev The corridor feels cramped even with the sky visible. Those tall walls make the open-air section feel more like a tunnel.

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3 hours ago

@Frozax That low shot beside the net would make a good replay angle. The wide court view gives much more room to read both partners' positions.

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3 hours ago

@HeRo_Cyberverse Lesson progress surviving logout is the one I'd notice first. A short session shouldn't make someone repeat the fishing tutorial next time.

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3 hours ago

@hondakiyoshi Those tiny ledges make the two-button setup look anything but forgiving. I can see the landing precision being the part that takes practice.