I loved the visual representation of ancient Pompeii in a comic book style that was both very charming and remarkably accurate. However, considering that it’s mainly an educational game, I think more care should be taken regarding the use of the Latin language, as I caught several mistakes in the demo. For example, “Domus Sabinus” instead of “Domus Sabina” or better yet “Domus Sabinorum” to refer to the family home, “Lare” instead of “Lar”, “Poppeus” instead of “Poppaeus”, “...

I'm a history teacher looking to play this game in my classroom. It was incredibly well done! I know my students will love to see all the points of interest, but they may miss a few due to either time constraints of class time or generally missing them. Is there a way we can unlock all the points of interests at the end of the game if they complete it successfully? Or even have the points of interests bought for coins in the final scene? My students will love it regardless, but I know we don't have time ...

The dialog text is missing here: https://i.imgur.com/oUApMoi.jpeg. Here "his father" should have been "her father": https://i.imgur.com/dvljUlp.jpeg.

This is pretty good. Not just as an adventure game, but mainly as an educational historic piece. Its good to see something like this out there. Not that I care much about Rome, but wow, you have a lot of info there, and the way you incorporate it into the gameplay and visuals as well, its excellent. I hope you can keep the historic part as accurate as can be. Good job. Keep it up....

+ German