I like how even though everything is hand-drawn, they don't look...ugly. Quite on the contrary, the graphics are quite beautiful.
The music is interesting, though because there isn't much variety it does seem to get kind of monotonous after awhile.
The game doesn't introduce any revolutionary elements to this genre of (flash) games, but that's the beauty of it. It doesn't try to be something new, but ending up horrible.
I give it a 5/5, just for being so awesome, if nothing.
Music. Is. Awesome.
Graphics are pretty great too. However, the font on the main menu isn't exactly the best to look at. The font's too wide for my liking, and the colour's not very conducive for reading. Maybe that's just me, though.
Can't talk about other aspects of the game, seeing as I'm only on the second world.
I can't stop playing!
The music starts to get a tad repetitive after awhile, but it's still pretty cool. The game is very aesthetically-pleasing, surprisingly. The gameplay is pretty in-depth, and the concept on which the game is based around is pretty new. It would probably have been a 'choose your class and go hit some monsters' game if it were somebody else who made this game.
5/5, because a 4/5 would be too damn low.
I think that the typos in the text really ruin it if you're going to use this system every alphabet, punctuation and space is fixed in position.
Might want to review the paragraph and make sure proper capitalisation and spacing is in place. :)
2/5. Music's pretty interesting though.
The graphics are simple, but sometimes simple is better. I didn't really like the music, though that's most probably attributed to my watching Friends while playing the game. The story's pretty good and reminds me of I, Robot, naturally. The humor on the earlier levels is pretty clever. Not much replay value though, unless you like the depressing story.
5/5
So far, after about 15 minutes with the game, it's looking pretty good. Does remind me of Megaman like it did others because of the music and graphics. Really like the music, even though it loops pretty frequently. The aiming system goes haywire when you try and use a shield with a gattling cannon. You have to move your crosshair either left or right a tad depending on which side is the shield. But other than that, it's pretty good. 4/5
At a glance, the game doesn't seem as bad as some people make it out to me. The drifting engine isn't 'crap', and with proper control of the throttle is pretty smooth. Graphics are pretty good too. I'm not sure the concept will be fresh to the end though. I'm only a few races in and already getting bored. 3/5
Very simple graphics but the gameplay is somehow pretty captivating. Couldn't stop until I won the championship. Could do with better graphics and more varied music. 4/5
Could have a bit more depth in terms of upgrades and stuff. No auto-fire is definitely fine. Music is great. A bit more work and it'd be a great game. It's still good though, don't get me wrong. 4/5
Love the short piece of music that plays after you finish a level. Very, very happy-sounding. Puzzles are also pretty well designed, although could do a bit better with slightly more consistent physics. However, a simple restart will solve problems that may arise due to the physics not behaving. Great time-waster, even so. 5/5
I know this might spoil the game for some, but I found that on Hard difficulty (I haven't tried it on the other 2 difficulties) if you're the one starting the game you can wait until the AI moves to the front before moving forward a split second before jumping to serve it to the back of his side of the screen, earning you the point.
Simple yet potentially very addictive. I'm not sure if it's me, but I found the music to not really be suitable for the game (and its feel). If you're reading this, you might want to consider going for music that are somewhat more soothing and relaxing.
4/5
For people who're having trouble with the 5x multiplier, you might want to try using the rocks and lorries more.
Doesn't hurt to upgrade your ship too. :)
4321, 1234, 4321, 1234 makes a pretty cool star thing. At first it starts to look like a star is going to just keep overlapping with differing y-axis but it starts to become an even more complex star.
I'm being so detailed to curb all the 'this is cool' comments. :P
Controls are slightly clumsy (if you can use them.), but that's something you can overcome with sufficient practice. The game itself is pretty light-hearted, and I think that's a plus. Platforms are designed such that the game requires you to actually use Peakot, so she's not just there for show. The game as of my current progress seems pretty simple, but I believe there's a significant amount of depth involved, given the confusing pause screen.
4/5. :)
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