The plugin works as advertised. However, the code architecture is very poor in many places. The code readability is also very poor.

This asset is good for making complex sequenced animations. For simple UI show/hide you'll lose a great amount of time (use a tweener instead). There are too much parameters that aren't always compatible (For example a Text reveal will be shown before reveal if you put a delay to it..), can't control time (pause/resume a player), and yeah there are ways to fix all of those but is it really the best option when its a one line tweener ? The support is top notch tho, hence the 4/5

I love the scale feedback, it makes controlling my players size a breeze, I just configure the feedback and call it from either a script or an in-game event. I'm still exploring the rest of the feedbacks, but so far I'm liking it.

This Asset is very customizable and very easy to configure. It's also very easy to call the effects from code. Also, the documentation is well structured, covers all the features well, and is very simple to follow. I can't say enough about the support! I got an almost instantaneous response in their Discord channel when I reached out to get some help with complying with Google Play requirements. The response was clear, easy to understand, and provided an actual fix! Such excellent support is not common with other assets, where you may have to wait days or even weeks to get a response, which is ambiguous and doesn't really solve the problem. I've been using Feel for many years, and I recommend it!

FEEL adds an incredible sense of responsiveness and impact to any game. MMFeedbacks is intuitive, powerful, and integrates smoothly into existing systems. It works like umami in cooking — a subtle but essential ingredient that enhances everything it touches. Once you start using it, it's hard to imagine creating a game without FEEL.

I use it in every project. It easy to use, well documented and will make you gain a lot of time while you understand how it work.

Too many choices, everything is buried under countless options, too complex, not user-friendly enough. I'm pretty sure that only the creator and his team really master this asset; laymen can only use a fraction of it, 5-10% of its options at most. And the 5% you will use will take you relatively more time than with the competition or if you did it yourself It's more suited to studios, where a developer would have the sole task of taking care of the juiciness of the project. For small teams or solo game developers, move on.

Everything is very good, but I have a doubt about 'feel': what is the equivalent of 'Corgi Engine Sound' that is found in the Corgi asset?

Great Assest! Is there no Spring related component in the package, and there is no FeelDemosURP. Unitypacket file in FeelDemosURP?

Honestly one of the best support experiences I’ve ever had on the Asset Store. Renaud replied super fast, came up with a great solution for a sound issue, and even added a small feature based on my suggestion, all within a day! Feel was already an amazing toolkit, but having a dev who listens and actually improves it based on real feedback makes it next level.