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It gets entertaining for the first 5 seconds of the game. This could really turn out into a good game if the developer puts some more effort into the game.
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My favorite part was where I shot him in the leg and it didn't show an entry point, but somehow defied physics and busted his head open.
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Man I just love this game. I shot him in the head I won. Woo!!! The best part is, I can kill him as many times in the and no matter where I shoot, I always get HEAD SHOTS.! Great game.!
If only I was telling the truth. -5/5
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Great game...great meaning...but this is Kongregate...a site for gaming experiences, not for testing...unless you wanna create a better beta game...
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I don't know, it seems to me like everyone is overlooking the deep messages within this game. The way you move the mouse controls the weapon, symbolizing the knowledge that we can control the outcome of events in our lives. The man, unarmed and blue, stands and awaits his imminent doom, like the people who stand by you even if they must suffer until you can feel whole again. Again...you can choose to shoot the man again and again, or you can not even shoot him at all: the duality of man, peace and war, love and hate, and repetition in our daily lives. A white background, nothingness, but the capacity for everything. It's what we feel when we fail. We have so far to go and yet we go nowhere.
This is a brilliant masterpiece. Yes, the graphics are poor. There is no plot, only one weapon, and no matter where you shoot this man, it's always a killshot. That says something right there. There may be no story, but there is a meaning, and the meaning is just, right, and commendable. 5/5.