Really? Finish the levels at the least, fix bugs you find, then release it.
Then ask for opinions and comments on your game to further improve player experience. So wish I can do 0/5 but 1/5 it will need to be.
More thorough instructions would be nice, since I can't get in the spaceship. I pushed it off the ledge and started jumping on the dang thing. Also fix the screen size, it doesn't fit on standard screen size. Other than those problems, nice artwork.
Really nice artwork game. But to be fair I think I'm either mentally handicapped or blind but some numbers were just plain hard to find. Most of the time I just had to stop focusing and just enjoy the view and then it'll pop up.
Game's mostly about guessing and testing a hundred angles and power until you get it right. Should be able to see your previous shot and the power difference in the length of power to distance thrown is really exponential. Would be nice to see variety in the scenery and obstacles, can only withstand so many asteroids before mine explode.
Is that it?
I hope this game is simply a test run of a bigger game.
No challenge
No point in doing anything
No action
Basically a time waster on a site about wasting time.
The artwork looks like a lot of effort was poured into it and was hoping a lot more from this. A game where I climb around on a fence for 30secs collecting coins for no discernible reason, just to get a very pointless score.
ah, I understand your point, but unfortunately this is just a sample of casual game production, made as a college work in 2 days, so, we couldn't do something more complex. But at the end, it's really a "time waster" like all the casual games. ^^'
I'll help you with getting those diamonds off the top shelf for you ma'am. *It seems I only have this portal gun and no motivation to actually reach up and grab that fragile diamond* Hmmmm.
Those are some of the most fragile gems I have every witnessed. And I'm glad I don't work for the inter-dimensional package shipping department or we would have a lot of broken diamonds laying around.
Never mind I found out about the spin trick, except it's in the part where everyone ignores since they just want to click those buttons. And I have no clue what I'm upgrading since shit-brown doesn't show up well against pitch black backgrounds.
@kccmt: A golem can be made from anything really, just means it's large and fat in most versions. But everything else, well people already mentioned. Would've loved to know that clicking your mouse made your fat scuba diver spin so that you can land on your feet sooner than randomly finding that out though.
I'm sure this is a game from some foreign land that's been babel fished to hell and brought to us by either the author him/herself as a means of publicizing their work or it was stolen by someone who played it once then sent it here. But it's those type of grammar errors that really put a humorous spin to life.
A currency system would be a nice idea where you get cash prizes instead of points to use to unlock better wheels, chassis, ect. for your car in place of the stat system, it seems like a rushed job to have that instead. It's a quick game to play where the only real talent you need is to know how to use the restart button when you get turned around by what seems 10 ton trucks to your 1ton car since the only thing you need to do is turn and not slap your face into walls and know how to go besides an opponent instead up his tailpipe.
The game is a good starting point for a larger game but with the content it has, it's lacking. You don't need more than 21 points in total for upgrades, having 6 points over after doing each race once indicates you being short-sighted since I can easily slap my old trucks points on to a newer truck. It would be a good idea to either limit the points into the max of 21 (7 each stat) or have newer trucks requiring more points to max out. The computer AI are almost joke worthy since they can't turn worth garbage and on straight aways they act as if they have turbo and zoom even a maxxed out truck. You also need to get rid of the walls on the outside of the race track, there needs to be a penalty for having poor handling instead of a slight bounce off an invisible wall.
Also, note to author please add a speed up or slow down button and a constant stream tool for elements so you can remove multi-element (which multiplies any element that touches it) since most of the time I don't constant fire but constant oil/gas but the fire will overwhelm it.
For any custom gunners that want to fill the screen early, make your dream gun and amp it's rate to max, the price will remain 1000 without any other stat boosters, and if you want multiple custom guns that vary in design you can always make an "enhancer" that's simply a dot or small square that you can put on top of your present gun(s) and act as a little hidden booster so you don't have to completely redesign your old gun to enhance it, and with a decent increase in the recharge stat you can spit out a continuous stream of bullets. And when you want to make your gun stronger just repeat the enhancer trick to the stats you want within your budget. Hope this helps any aspiring gun designers that don't want to wait to get 1million to equip their dream guns.
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ah, I understand your point, but unfortunately this is just a sample of casual game production, made as a college work in 2 days, so, we couldn't do something more complex. But at the end, it's really a "time waster" like all the casual games. ^^'