Sirius's Comments

Just what I was looking for! I honed my strategy, and now I'm off to the tables! Well, not exactly, but I did have fun. Well made game gets a 5/5 from me!

I'd like to get a math whiz to work out the odds of winning this game. I don't even know where to start figuring.

Love it! I played it years ago and have been having a super hard time trying to find it again without knowing the name. I wish I could give it a 4.5, half star withheld for some slightly awkward aspects of the controls. As it stands, this gets a 5, because I had a 5-star experience on both playthroughs!

I'm enjoying this quite a bit! Somehow it reminds me of endeavor. The music is well-written, but the 8-bit playback made me feel kinda unwell after a while, so I was really grateful for the separate music and SFX buttons!

All problems with this game have been fixed as far as I'm concerned. 5/5!

Not my cup of tea, but I can see a smarter, more skillful person enjoying it. Well done.

Why are the characters always only represented by hearts(which I assume makes them of the same species and race)? Why do they always agree upon which direction to go and how to move? The author of this game has a very narrow minded - some might call it ignorant - view of love.

Bleh.

On stage 5-5, can I get into the middle of the hellish pink bullet tornado and be safe?

This was fantastic! Funny, moving, interesting and challenging. This is a rare 5/5 for me. I'd love to see another game built around this concept! Now I'ma go back and hang around a village for a couple hundred years and see how advanced the people get.

I'm on a laptop, so it wouldn't be fair for me to rate this. If I did, it'd be 1/5 because I hate games that use keyboard to move and mouse to aim and fire. If I were on a desktop, it might be a 4/5 or 5/5.

Why is the speed so random!? Is it my computer or does the speed of the puck vary dramatically for some reason?

I have no idea, but this random-ass game just earned a VERY rare 5 from me.

I'm on a laptop and it won't let me click fast enough to outrun the boulder. I guess my game's over.

I'm glad I got all the badges before this went extinct, but dang! What a good game to just disappear.

On floor 35, that is.

I've watched a walkthrough a dozen times, I know how to open the door, but I still don't know why it works. It's just nonsense to me. Someone please give me a clue?

Ooh! And maybe a pickup that "saves" all currently flashing tiles. But that one disappears if you take too long to get it. I just love this game!

In 72 hours, you've made a game that's destined to waste countless more. The bones are great. Now just flesh it out with some incentives to keep playing. Upgrades would be great. Maybe different "repair modes," that give the player some limited type of control over which tiles get repaired. Maybe one mode fixes all tiles in a straight line in the direction I'm facing, and another mode fixes the first 2 tiles in all six directions(or whatever number won't unbalance the game. I'm just spitballing). Also, maybe give the virus some dialogue. The ceiling was a GREAT start. Maybe as the virus upgrades, it learns new kinds of attack, like it could change the visuals for a few seconds to confuse the player. Ooh! It could flip the whole world upside down so you HAVE to look up! That'll show those humans. I'm rambling now, but it's because I really love this game and I see great potential in it!

Lucky gummies do not appear in Survival Mode until you upgrade them to the maximum level. Hope this helps!