StorkLight is an always free open-source side scroller build upon LibGDX framework. This game will challenge you to fly your stork as long as possible through obstacles. This is very classic and ad-free.
The components (Features) I want to suggest is:
| Feature Name | Points |
|---|---|
| DIFFICULTY SETTING | EASY, NORMAL and HARD |
| SENSITIVITY | OVERALL and FLYING SENSITIVITY |
StorkLight is a very interesting game. I like the concept presented by StorkLight, because I often played similar games like StorkLight. What impressed me the first time was the graphics of this game. Storklight looks very classic, I really like the look of the graphics.
Indeed, in terms of features, StorkLight is still very minimal. The user cannot find anything else, because when opening StorkLight the user goes directly to the game. And I think, developers have to make more improvements to StorkLight to make it more attractive. With the development and addition of several features, this certainly can make StorkLight able to compete with similar applications. Not only that, but it can also increase user experience later. And also in my opinion, the role of contributors and users is needed by developers to improve the quality of StorkLight later.
And I see, 
"Difficulty Setting" is the first feature I want to recommend to StorkLight. And this in my opinion is a very important and interesting feature. The "Difficulty Setting" feature serves to see how far the user is able to play this game.
This "Difficulty Setting" feature can measure the ability of users to play StorkLight in three stages, namely Easy, Normal and Hard. The concept of the "Difficulty Setting" feature will provide different challenges in the game according to the chosen difficulty level. This feature certainly will not make users bored in playing StorkLight, because it will provide a challenging game sensation. And also with the "Difficulty Setting" feature, this certainly helps users to play games easily on Easy level.
This is a possibly rare feature that you won't find in other similar applications. But from the results of my research so far in playing similar games like StorkLight, I think the developer must pay attention to this my suggest.
With the "Sensitivity" feature that can adjust the sensitivity of flying from birds (Stork), this certainly helps users to be able to adjust the sensitivity of the flight speed of Stork as desired by the user.
The working concept of the "Sensitivity" feature is very simple. The greater the flying sensitivity is set, the faster the flying speed from Stork will be. And vice versa, the smaller the sensitivity set, then the power of flying up from Stork will be slower.
Below I will show examples of locations or illustrations if the features I recommend are implemented by the Developer.
The benefits of the features above are as follows:
With the "Difficulty Setting" feature, users can practice the ability to play StorkLight games on three levels, namely Easy, Normal and Hard. And also, the "Difficulty Setting" feature will provide an interesting stage of the game. Because users can try game difficulties based on their abilities and desires.
With the "Sensitivity (Flying Sensitivity)" feature, users can adjust the flying sensitivity of Stork according to what the user wants.
StorkLight users certainly have different levels of reflex. Some of them have fast reflexes, but also the opposite. Because this game requires good reflexes, the "Sensitivity (Flying Sensitivity) feature" is needed to regulate the flying power of storks according to their comfort.
To implement the features above, developers may need to make improvements to StorkLight. For the "Difficulty Setting" feature I think it's not too difficult how to apply the working concept, because this is a very common feature available in game applications. As for the "Sensitivity (Flying Sensitivity) feature" the developer might need time to learn the concept of work because this feature is rarely available in other similar applications.
I think, it won't matter if the developer has to work hard for it. Because it will have a good effect for StorkLight and users. If StorkLight can improve user experience, this can certainly add value to StorkLight and its developers.
And I hope, developers can immediately implement my suggestion.
Thank You :)
