Year 3: Game update: 1st play session feedback results

1st play session feedback results 

I managed to have played test in certain within my year group at the University. managed to get a number of people to play my game and answer my questionnaire to give me feedback.

Question: How long did you play the game for?

Question: How would you rate this game from 1 to 10?

Question: Was the gameplay easy to engage in?

Question: Was there any part of the gameplay you didn't fully understand?

Question: Were the game controls easy to use and understand?

Question: If there were parts of the control system you do not fully understand or think can make the game get better, please list them below.

User interface

Question: Was the main user interface easy to use and understand? 

Question: Was the tower/unit selection interface clear and easy to understand?

Question: If there were any problems or you have a suggestion regarding the user interface, please list them below.

Mechanics

Question: Did you understand the how to use the different types of towers in the game?

Question: Was the Upgrading/Mutations system difficult to understand?

Question: If there was a part of these mechanics you didn't understand, please list them below.

Game balance

Question: On a scale from 1-10, do you think the game is balanced?

Question: If there were parts of the game you thought were unbalanced, please list them below.

Feedback

Question: If you have any ideas on how to improve the game in anyway please list them hear all feedback is very valuable to make the game even better.

My thoughts on the feedback

I did have concerned about sample size for these results as it was only 4 to 5 people buy completed the survey. The comments may be offering valid criticism and good points to implement the game feels like some of the statistical evidence may not be representative of mass groups opinion of the game.

There was a lot of interesting feedback in regards to written responses from the recipients of the questionnaire I'm going after individually analyse each comments and see if new changes can be commented based on these.