A bit of constructive criticism here (part 2): The bigger problem for me, though, is that as far as I can tell, the only thing that really changes between maps is the distances involved. Other than that, the sixth level is playing out exactly like the first. So really, as long as you upgrade fuel every two or three levels, you'll never die. Maybe adding new elements between subsequent levels to add some risk for later levels? Like "electrical storms" that disable your controls until you exit them.
A bit of constructive criticism here (part 1): this may take away from what you were going for, but, there should really be another way to get resources. The way it is now, you can only wait for quantity to generate, making this feel more like an idle game (which would be fine if you tag it as "idle"). Maybe have it where the planets/moons pay you in some currency that you can use to buy more resources in a shop somewhere (you'd have to find it on each map, of course).
In the very beginning I didn't intend for it to be an idle game, but while testing it I realized it could (should?) be played as an "active" idle game, if you will. I added idle to the tags, but it needs to be voted on before the tag shows up.
And so, we have a new champion of our glorious race. This mysterious stranger blazed a path to victory by remaining standing after his 9 comrades decided to lie down on the ground and bleed out of their backs for an extended period of time. Yes, the ulitmate shining demonstration of courage, valor, and athleticism. Not bleeding out of a mysterious puncture wound. Courage.
A little tip: if you're an Enforcer, and you're on one of the "package deliver" quests, you can then merch black market goods at will until the quest is over, since you'll only ever be stopped by buccaneers. Not that you'd ever want to deal in the black market since you are an Enforcer in the first place, right? Right?...
Could REALLY use the option to quit the game and then resume from the same room you quit in. I've been on the certainty of death level for a few hours now and the game has started lagging and dropping a few frames here and there. It's really frustrating knowing that refreshing my browser means i'll have to replay those initial parts of the level over again (like those weren't rage inducing enough as it is) before I can even face Certainty...
It'd be really nice if, since the hostages have the arrows indicating where they are, the enemy sprites always overlay the hostage sprites when they coincide. I just played through, and, on every stage except the first and the fourth, I ran towards what looked like a hostage...only to have it start shooting at me. Also, collision detection seems a little off regarding hostage and grenade pickups.
I've seen a few comments regarding people losing their cars. Not sure if it's the same for everyone, but, when I got arrested in my car, it respawned just slightly northwest of the abandoned university, right by the street.
No real complaints with the game itself...except, and this has already been said but it bears repeating, yellow on white=ouch. However, if you're running windows, you can use Magnifier to zoom in and make those yellows easier to see (since the last four puzzles of level three are flooded with yellow). Hopefully, that'll keep anyone else from cooking their eyes like I did before I thought of that...
That was nice. Really nice. Was stuck for the longest time on the paperboy part, though. I just have one quick question, ***possible spoiler*** is that Eric in the dream?
I've played BH2 and I get it! According to Natalie, We're just making these cats "faint", is all. That's right, they're "fainting". Why, we even make each half of their little heads "faint" independently...
This game has a lot of potential. It also really cranked up the nostalgia factor. However, I'll echo what everyone else is saying about every enemy being a meatshield and also add this: please please please don't place monsters along a scrollable edge of the screen. I've lost count of how many times I've been comboed on south island by moving to a new screen, having a snake spawn on top of me, and promptly poisoning me before i can react. Heck just one square away from the edge would suffice so i can get away if need be...
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Good idea! I suppose there needs to be some sort of challenge the higher level you get.