Hey everyone,

Our team built a small prototype during an internal game jam, and we are now trying to figure out whether the idea is worth developing further.

To be fully transparent, there is no public demo yet. It is still a rough internal prototype, so we are not at the stage where people can actually play it. Right now, what we really want to validate is the concept itself and whether it feels like something people would genuinely be interested in.

Here is the basic idea:

It is a casual-friendly extraction shooter where goofy ragdoll animals rob a bank among other things. We called it **Animal Heist** because the whole concept is meant to be **chaotic**, **silly**, and **fun**.

I put together a short trailer to get feedback or at least a gut reaction. It focuses more on the funny moments than on the full gameplay loop, so I know it does not show everything yet. The original goal was mostly to keep a fun memory from the jam, but the more we looked at it, the more we felt there might be real potential here.

We already have a lot of ideas for features, characters, interactions, new animal types, weapons, power-ups, and ways to make playing with friends even funnier. But before the scope-creep goes on, we wanted an outside perspective.

The main thing we are trying to understand is:

**Does this feel like a game people would actually want to play, or even buy if it were developed properly? Or does it feel more like a fun prototype idea that should stay small?**

A few questions we would especially love feedback on:

* Does the core idea sound interesting to you?
* How strong is the appeal for you right now just by looking at this teaser?
* Would you personally play something like this with friends?
* What part of the concept feels strongest, and what feels weak or unclear?
* What is missing ?

If you want, you can even rate your interest from **0 to 10** !

**We are not trying to hard-sell anything here**. We are genuinely just looking for honest outside opinions before deciding whether this is worth investing more time and resources into.

Any feedback is welcome, even if the answer is simply: *“fun idea, but not strong enough yet.”*

Thanks a lot for your time in advance & we would really appreciate your thoughts.

We built a small internal game jam prototype and would love honest feedback on the idea