one thing is that the bullets go too fast to dodge if the enemy offscreen sees you but you don't see the enemy, which feels cheap. you should either have the enemies not see the player when they're offscreen, or make slower bullets
you should watch the video below to better understand how to make action games. this has the basic elements of such a thing, but lacks details that would make it feel better, and there's generally nothing surprising, just more and more of the same, which doesn't make me want to keep playing if i die
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJdEqssNZ-U
The real problem is that what you say is entirely biased on your own point of view.
Why shouldn't the enemy shoot you if he has your line of sight? Because you do not want him to?
You can also shoot the enemy while he is off screen.
Why make slower bullets? Because you cannot dodge them? Someone else might say it is an easy game. (Someone did)
Also I have seen part of that video. That is entirely biased on what someone thinks should be done. When you shoot, why does the player has to thrust back a bit?
Why do you have to make the accuracy of the gun? That is purely a choice of the game creator.
Nothing surprising, just the story on each level, mutants, weapons and girls who fire faster.
I respect how much polish and personality you put into the game, but it's not something that I'd really want to spend much time doing. It reminds me of Bowmaster, but Bowmaster has a lot more openess, and more variation of terrain and enemies.
I'm trying to play it on internet explorer because I don't understand how to get it working on chrome, and the cloud dividing puzzle isn't working the way it seems like it should, is it because I can't match everything I see, some things are blocked off for no reason.
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The real problem is that what you say is entirely biased on your own point of view. Why shouldn't the enemy shoot you if he has your line of sight? Because you do not want him to? You can also shoot the enemy while he is off screen. Why make slower bullets? Because you cannot dodge them? Someone else might say it is an easy game. (Someone did) Also I have seen part of that video. That is entirely biased on what someone thinks should be done. When you shoot, why does the player has to thrust back a bit? Why do you have to make the accuracy of the gun? That is purely a choice of the game creator. Nothing surprising, just the story on each level, mutants, weapons and girls who fire faster.