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For those who aren't familiar with the original one: https://littlealchemy.com/ https://littlealchemy.com/ I think the animated overlay when you create a new t

by ohazi 7y ago

For those who aren't familiar with the original one: https://littlealchemy.com/ https://littlealchemy.com/ I think the animated overlay when you create a new thing lasts a little bit too long in the new one. An animation might be cute, but it would be better if it didn't immediately prevent me from continuing to interact with my pile of stuff...

llacb47 7y ago
Yep. The animations should be shorter IMO.
- blondin 7y ago
  could it be because of you all's browsers? i am using Chrome on a Mac and i just played both games. no problem at all on my side with the animations.
RzeroD 7y ago
So we have around 150 new recipes in the new version... I don't know if I will remember them all. Time to squeeze my brain :)
soul4krsna 7y ago
Impatient much? Instant gratification society is getting worse....sheesh
- penagwin 7y ago
  I bet you work for ubisoft don't you?
- andybak 7y ago
  Wanting an inherently repetitive game to get the fluff out of your way so you can actually play it is hardly the hallmark of "instant gratification". I prefer to call it "a strong dislike of bad interaction design".
maroonblazer 7y ago
Clicking/tapping on the animation closes it.
sago 7y ago
Not to disagree (this is the second Little Alchemy after all) just to add a more original original: Christian Steinruecken's DOS game "Alchemy" from 1997. Which also inspired a mobile "Alchemy" from 2010 and the incredibly popular "Doodle God" and "Little Alchemy". But kudos to Christian for the original game (or at least, the first one I have come across).