Game questionnaire
Thank you for clicking onto my questionnaire. As part of a title I am currently in development for, I wanted to conduct some research to help me get a better understanding for who this game would appeal to, as well as help iron out later details in the development of the game during the concept phase. 
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About the project
The game is meant to be a love letter to 2D fantasy adventure titles. Think something like a Link between Time or Pokémon games on the GameBoy. A game made of sprites, with a 2D, Top-down perspective. The player character goes on a quest to fix a mistake of their own making, and return home. The player will travel around a non-linear world, allowing them to explore anywhere in any order, provided they have the right tool.
The game is meant to be an indie title that will be available for free on itch.io. I'm not expecting to make it the same length as a AAA game. After the concept is completed, I begin developing it fully, until I have a demo ready. There is no deadline for this games completion, it's a personal project meant to be a portfolio piece. 
What kind of games do you often play in your downtime? What genre keeps you coming back? *
How often during the day, do you have time to play a game? *
What is your experience with adventure games? *
If you have played an adventure game before, and enjoyed it, what did you like about it?
What gets you investigate in a game? *
When encountering enemies in the open-world, what would you expect to encounter the most? 
These aren't the bosses.
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How many puzzles per dungeon is your preference? *
When collecting items as part of an overall main quest, how many is the preferred amount? *
What is your preferred amount of main bosses?
This is not including the final boss of the game.
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How do you prefer to encounter a boss?
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What appeals to you with level design? *
What are your feelings on the humour in games? What makes you laugh while playing them?
How do you feel about pop culture references in a game? When a game makes a subtly reference in the form of an Easter egg or off handed joke, how does this make you feel?
What is your favourite game? *
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Thank you for taking part in my questionnaire. I hope to learn a lot from this activity, and use it to develop my game to a high quality. 
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