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Also, even though a headshot will kill them, any other hit will cause their head, the ONE PLACE THAT YOU DIDN'T SHOOT, to fly off. And then after it's gone, YOU CAN STILL SHOOT THE PLACE WHERE THE HEAD WAS AND IT'LL REGISTER A HEADSHOT.
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Have to agree that there just isn't enough going on here to really hold my attention, although competently executed. Oh and Dub, I sorta gathered that these dudes are all robots, since they can get their heads shot off and keep coming, and a lot of 'em look it. Not a bad rationale for "variable damage" needed to take them down. Honestly for me that and the hit locations were the only really interesting/original aspects of this game. Having things take a variable amount of shots to take down made ya pay a bit more attention, as does having to shoot something somewhere specific if you don't want to be shooting it for a week. For the record. while headshots are not ALWAYS insta-kills in this game, you are guaranteed to need less shots to kill mobs overall if you shoot for the head/vunerable location. Thus the name of the game I 'spose.
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okay overall. maybe more upgrades and guns and detail the character, enemies, background, etc. more. other than that its a pretty decent game. ONE EXCEPTION though is that why when u shoot them in head, sometimes it pop and off and they live, and sometimes it blows up and they die? shouldn't a head shot be a head shot?
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Shot the head off a wheeled guy near the bottom of the screen. His body stopped and he could shoot me, but i couldn't hit him.
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button to change weapon? if you don't buy the minigun as last weapon you can't use it anymore...anyways the game is great, I liked and enjoyed it so much but once you have minigun they can't even get close....
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pretty decent game but one major flaw. you know those wheel driving guys? when you get a headshot it just disapeers? but if you shoot ABOVE the neck its considered that your shooting its head? the problem is, is that whenever you shoot something and it drops down due to loss of body part ( >.>) the head doesnt get lower its where it was before you shot it
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ironic you call this game headshooter when shooting in the head is pretty useless as some enemy don't die in one hit! *gasp* big fail there.
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Right off the bat, I'd like to say that I am sooooo annoyed that you cannot switch back to weapons you have bought previously. Example: I bought the fire gun (a.k.a. the flamethrower, and apparently the only one of it's kind to fire burning rockets instead of fire) before the rocket launcher, and and had to buy the rocket launcher to finish off my collection, so I was stuck with a weaker weapon for about three levels. Also, why is the last gun called a 'super gun'? It looks like a chaingun; ergo, it is a chaingun! Jeez, some people. Still, 3/5, because the hand-drawn graphical look is actually pretty good, and it's fairly entertaining to see the robot hordes keep blowing the hell up. >:3
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I like it. I love the graphics.
But the problem is that you can't change guns.
I bought the biggest one and then one of the smaller. Now i'm stuck with it.
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I love the graphics.
But if you buy a weapon once you can't change it anymore.
I got the biggest gun and then bought one cheeper. So I'm stuck with it.
When doeas it end? 4/5
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A familiar take on a familiar genre. Very small upgrade system which works only sequentially. There are no individual upgrades on guns or any reason to save up cash to buy out of order. The game is a bit too easy and dull. 2/5