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I would suggest changes to all guns since I see you tried to make them equal.. right now only Skeleton is worth using.. Here's what I woiuld suggest: For Mini Color, level 5 maybe, with much increased fire rate? Currently it's useless at it's form. San dan, more bullets (9/13) at 4th and 5th upgrade? Also increase the damage for both. Skeleton reduce the damage, right now with it's pierce it's much better than everything. Red Bull I would be happy with a little more damage (800) as it i would be a dangerous to use but rewarding weapon (it is right now, but the reward part is gone) Fish Bone up a little the damage (100?) and make the final upgrade lazers less spread out. Maximum firepower on this is three lazers hittting and for getting it you need to be very close range. Big shark is fine for me.
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I'm usually not a grammar nazi, but when I can only understand TWO SENTENCES in the damn game, maybe you should use english traductors.
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auto aim of the shark and the lag you encounter when you use its full upgrade need to be improved. Being hit by the massive and slow attack bec your character just keeps running forward 2 sec after you release the key, or being whittled away by the attacker you cant hit up top are both frustrations that shouldn't be in a game with this much potential. still fun till you get near the end and those problems pop up though, just disappointing when they do.
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There's a weird exploit in the 50 wave level. If you jump up to the lop right corner of the level it does something weird. I think it's like the game thinks all bullets fired from up there exist for the rest of the level. A few shots from fishbone and everything was dying as soon as it spawned. That being said I like the character of the game! :-) Just needs a lot of polish.
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please. no coin magnet. no coins PERIOD! just have the money increase with each kill.k picking up coins is freakin tedious.
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I'm not sure if the descriptions to these games are run through Google Translate, or just lazily written. Call me a grammar nazi, but it doesn't help first impressions.
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It's actually a really fun platform shooter. As others suggested, I would make some improvements for the next game: (1) A coin magnet. When you go through levels, you either miss coins that are on inaccessible ledges, or when you beat a boss and the cutscene starts immediately afterwards. (2) The difficulty spike. The last stage has an absurd difficulty increase, to the point that you need all of the upgrades just to have a chance to beat the two birds. (3) The writing. I didn't understand what was going on half the time. Other than that, though, I hope you make a sequel. Lots of fun. 4/5
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Eh, almost a good game. It seems unfinished. Don't know what some Shop items do. Ducking doesn't do anything at all. Sometimes there is a lot going on, on the screen and it confuses my simple mind. 3/5.
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Couldn't find the "Report bug function" within 10 seconds, so posting here:
When the game first loads, if you press settings, then go back, the sound button disappears.
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Protip: the Skeleton gun is the best gun in the game. It can hit multiple enemies, can hit a single enemy many times and don't obscure the screen. It is basically mandatory for the last level.
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The guns are cool, but sometime they are so flashy that I cannot see what is going on onscreen.............Enemies in "nests" are horrendous. Since bullets delete themselves when they hit the edge of a screen it is sometimes impossible to hit them and you take damage..............Overall, I had a good time with the game and finally beating that last boss gave had a powerful feeling. Not of glee at beating the odds (since the odds are bullshit and don't requires skill per-say), but more like getting my car to actually turn on. The enemies were cool and all had their own little tricks. And seeing former bosses be straight up common minions was really well done. This was a fun game.
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The "wave" levels just straight up suck. Enemies spawn within you so it is impossible to not get hit and enemies can basically shoot around the platforms. The first waves are to easy and slow and take an eternity to slog through and then the last waves are hard. And sometimes enemies respawn after killing all the enemies on screen withing a wave, which completely contradicts the idea of a wave...................The guns are cool and have unique purposes. Or rather, they should. The weapon stats listed are flat out wrong since the labels are confusing and a single bullet can hit an enemy multiple times in a system I don't understand at all. The Skeleton key for example has the highest DPS out of any gun even though it shouldn't.
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I managed to beat the game. It was all fairly easy until the last level. WHAT IN THE F@CK WAS UP WITH THAT LAST LEVEL, it is insanely hard. The two blue birds take an eternity to kill and are quite literally impossible to dodge. A single blue bird is harder than all phases of the last boss. And thats if you can single out the enemies...............my bullets are deleted when they hit the end of the screen. This is annoying and makes the large missiles weaker......... Some enemies have way to much health, with basic enemies taking minutes to kill.........The character is a huge fatty. His hitbox needs to be massively reduced. Especially when ducking. It is quite literally impossible to dodge some attacks..........The jump is too high. The jump is so high it is hard to control your trajectory and as such you get hit. Maybe I jump higher if I hold the Jump button it would work out
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woa lvl 22 just insane its impossible to do without hours of farming and even the you may not succeed just imppossible
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Decent game. Needs a bit of work though, especially in the grammar department. In the mean time, Save your money for the fish bone gun for regular enemies and skeleton gun for bosses and their upgrades (skeleton gun seems to have a better dps, it's not really necessary though, if you want to save some money) don't waste your money on the other weapons. Save up for the best armor ( you can probably get away with one of the lower ones) and make hp a priority in the super upgrades then the others if you want. Wala, you are done. At least that's how I see the best path here.
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Continued. Lastly, the entire game up until level 22 was fairly easy, particularly if you completed the survival levels. Then you hit 22, and suddenly you're supposed to kill off 2 of those big blue birds with 100k health that hit for 500/2k at a time (with your 30k max health), while having absolutely no cover and almost no room behind you to move. That was much harder than the boss, and even with max upgrades I struggled not to die, let alone get 3 stars as I had on every other level. That goes along with nightmare survival and the fact that imo, nothing kills enjoyment in a game faster than level caps, seeing as character progression tends to be a big draw. Therefore, I would've liked to have seen higher, more expensive level caps. Maybe that's just me though; in my mind the end of a game is more often when my char can't get any better, not when I've completed the main story or w/e. As I said, all in all this was fairly good, but as others have said, it definitely needs more polish.
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Sorry, anyways...I almost forgot; either make sure bullets actually reach the edge of the screen, or simply set a static limit on range. I would've liked to have seen more upgrades in the, uh..."super" category, maybe stuff like a chance to dodge, maybe some armor/defence, coin magnet/drop rate, etc. And call crit dam/rate, well, crit damage and rate. Wep selection was ok, but a tad more variance would've been nice. The final one was the only one that felt very special or different. I could go on for a while here, but I think it would be most efficient to just say; go look at the final death wish series. Those are very well developed games from this genre, so I think it would be prudent to take some notes, and if you have already, take more. Alright, one more comment box, I promise. I wouldn't have to do this garbage if they'd make these boxes bigger...
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Not too bad, surprisingly. Couple O' things here though. First off, please, please brush up on your english a bit. I realize that it's complex and not everyone's first language, but usually I can at least get the gist of what someone is saying. Here a good portion of it was unintelligible. Secondly, how in the name of god is damage calculated? I'm guessing it's like for enemies and consecutive hits with a single shot on one target deal progressively lower damage, but sometimes it seems like even when there are just multiple enemies on screen I deal less to single ones, and damage in general is all over the place. It's all very convoluted; I would've liked to have seen it be simpler, or at least have had the option to see damage numbers so I could figure out what I was actually dealing, and to whom. I need to use another box here, hold on...
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All level are too easy until the level 22. For level 22 you'll need to grind for HOURS to beat it. Waste of time. This game is bad because it has no balance.
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I'm not sure about the rest of the weapons, but certainly the laser is slightly off from where you're actually aiming.
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on the swordman level, the conversation after beaten the boss "why you skill yourself?". lol "skill" Where "s" came from?