**First screenshot**: what's currently in the demo on Steam

**Second screenshot**: this is the result of several evenings (which sometimes went into the dead of night).

There is some advice that you shouldn't spend a lot of time on your first game and as soon as it doesn't get a lot of wishlists after the demo and the Steam Next Fest, then finish it and move on to another one. I didn't get a lot of wishlists (now less than 1k in total), but not 0 either, and after the demo launched, many people played for less than 10 minutes, but about 100 people played it for an hour. And this made me want to make this game better. If I were less lazy, I would have added more analytics to the game and thought out a form of feedback in order to understand what exactly to improve. However, I didn't do this, and I didn't like my art for a long time, so I decided to replace it all with smooth silhouette animations and redesign the UI component. Although the biggest problem is probably not the art (because those who launched the demo saw this art on the page and knew what they were getting into), and there is also the risk of scaring off those who added it to the wishlist (because suddenly they liked the game precisely for the art component). Nevertheless, it seems to me that I am making the game better, but since it is quite subjective, I want to read the first impressions from looking at these two pictures. And yes, I know that I should have asked this question when I was just creating the game (and not when I already released the demo at the Steam Next festival). But better late than never (at least that's what I think now), so **what do you think about the visual component of the game?**

ps. I know that here are mostly indie developers, but if anyone is interested in following the game, here is l[ink to the Steam page Only Tactics](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4158020/Only_Tactics/)

Working on graphics: is it getting significantly better or am I just wasting time?