Alright game. I'd like more control on the game though. Now the only tactics is trying to leave the right amount of health on enemies so that grandma's and mom's explosives are best used, and picking off the next damaging enemy first.
A nice way to increase control could be the ability to control when grandpa shoots and making his shots way more powerful. As it is, he's little more than a second dad.
I'm also not a huge fan of the fact that the ground enemies just run backwards for you to shoot. It would make more sense if the family came across stationary defended structures or something and stopped. Sure it's probably much more complex to implement, but it would make a better game.
There should definitely be an endless survival mode or at least a chance to upgrade all family members to max after beating the game. Way it is, I'm left feeling a bit anxious - maxing out is something I always want to do with little web shooters like this.
(cont'd) While the companions are more interesting mechanics-wise, they're suicidal. I don't know whether they pick an area at random, run to it and only then pick the closest enemy or if they actually pick an enemy at random to begin with, but either way it makes them very vulnerable. Clearly a simple beeline to the closest enemy is attainable, since that's what the enemies are doing with little difficulty.
Then there's the language. The English is fractured to the point of being unintelligible sometimes. And most of what you're saying is weird side remarks about things you never see. I guess trying to build lore for such a small game is amiable, but I'm afraid you're not pulling it off. Especially the short compendium entries should be reserved for actually useful in-game information.
I hope you can take this as the constructive, if straightforward criticism it is. The game does have potential, but it's falling far short of it.
I'm afraid I find every aspect of the game somehow lacking.
The visual style is a jumble of cartoony and dark, steampunk and medieval. personal preference, but I don't like it
The combat mechanics are flawed and kill any semblance of tactics. All you can do is attack untill you get hit, flee and repeat. Even making one of the companions the player character would help immensely, as they have more interesting and upgradable skills.
The upgrades to the player character are insignificant, and all the upgrades are structured in a way that there's no choice involved. There's no incentive to save for an expensive upgrade instead of always buying the cheapest one when you can only use the lowest tiers in the secondary missions
Not the best bullet hell I've played, but not bad. You could explain some of the game concepts a bit better, and some of the upgrade descriptions are misleadingly worded (for example it sounds like I'm somehow supposed to kill imps "for other enemies" somehow). Also I find the music ans the style of some of the enemies breaks the mood that I would be going for with a game based on Greek mythology, but that's a matter of preference.
... I found this simple and stupid, but still "played" for two hours. I despise myself. Just like Cookie clicker all over again (not that I've cured my cookie clicker addiction yet). For what it is, it's a magnificent pile of it!
I really don't think this is at all special, or even par on all levels. Your success is based too much on luck, which I hate in any game. It just sucks when you don't get anything else but the crappy pistol in the first three days, and pretty much kills your game.
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