Lumber and Plunder

- Uses a lot of CPU. - As someone mentioned, the cursor can disappear, making it difficult to close the open window unless it reappears. - The cursor also changes its position on the screen after you click a button, which is annoying. - No tutorial on how to interact with anything — you just have to click. Even collecting wood requires clicking, which is not intuitive. - It should keep chopping as long as the mouse button is pressed.

Its not a bad little game. It does need some work. Suggestions: * Change Esc when in other windows to back or exit, not opening the menu. * In the upgrade shop, have the buy option green when you have the currency to make the purchases, instead of it highlighting what you clicked last, or the top as default. * Fix the lag, in any way possible. this almost made me quit. * The stamina might need a little tweaking, it felt really limiting until the R button was unlocked. * The logs trapping you in place can be annoying, perhaps less logs spawning or them being easier to push away? * Add a volume option please. What I liked: * When the R and right click options were unlocked! this made it worth playing. I felt powerful! * The night time encourages you to return ans sell. The howl spooked me the first few times, I kept looking for wolves to spawn and attack me. lol * the choice at the end was a cool touch. Meh: The fight at the end was a bit lackluster. At that point I had already cut...

no volume settings. instead of escape closing in game menus, it opens the limited settings menu and breaks the cursor visibility so you can't close the in game menus.