The Great Gatsby

This game is AWESOME!!

First off, I don't think you actually read the book based on the total lack of analytic work displayed in this game. While the inclusion of the green light, the heart-shaped enemies, and the game-over screen indicate that you have been exposed to information about the work, your presentation of them is likely a mere regurgitation of either what your English teacher has been lecturing or what you read on Wikipedia/Cliff notes. Continuity errors between this game and the book include the proximity of Gatsby to the green light, Gatsby's use of a gun- while purportedly an army officer Gatsby does not posses, to Nick's knowledge, a pistol, and the failure to mention Daisy anywhere in the piece. Furthermore, when completing an English project one should take care to write grammatically correct sentences utilizing properly spelled words in a variety of sentence patterns.

Secondly, this work fails as a game. The goal, while obvious, is never explicitly defined, the controls are sticky and clunky, the character can apparently walk/slide across both water and land and nigh-infinite speeds, the limited shooting angles do not suffice to cover the unlimited angles of approach the asteroids- I mean problems- take, and the game itself is unoriginal in concept, process, and execution.

a. hearts stand for his love of daisy which gets him killed
b. history books stands for his childhood and his past dealings
c. money sign stands for the conflict of old money vs. new money
d. he shoots money because whenever something bad is happening, he spends money such as buying a new car or taking someone out to an expensive restaurant

Everyone who is flippin out i have a couple things to say:
1. This game took me about one hour
2. I do know the book and i will explain why: