Google translate, you say? I can almost hear the outraged cries of foreign grammar enthusiasts as they read what butchered translation Google offers, but alas, there is no computer that yet exists which can translate one language to another well.
Since then we fixed a couple of bugs. As for the instructions, this was the easiest way to "internationalize" the instructions by using translate.google.com on an HTML page. Also I wanted to make the instructions minimally invasive so that if you do know how to play, you don't have to sit and watch a tutorial every time, or have you accidentally press the wrong button and watch a tutorial.
Whenever the game has its own cursor, I want to turn it off because the motion is not as smooth as the computer's standard cursor, but besides that and the fact that the buttons can be a little unresponsive it is a great game.
Since then we fixed a couple of bugs. As for the instructions, this was the easiest way to "internationalize" the instructions by using translate.google.com on an HTML page. Also I wanted to make the instructions minimally invasive so that if you do know how to play, you don't have to sit and watch a tutorial every time, or have you accidentally press the wrong button and watch a tutorial.