I found it becomes far too easy to just plug up that little hole on the left and keep shooting where they spawn. After a while I gave up on that and confined myself within the middle corridor; even then, this was too easy. I got about halfway through round 3 before I got bored. Good effort, but better luck next time, man.
Liked the movement of the enemies. At one point the ganged together and pushed me in too a corner. Feels incomplete though.
I think maybe the game ran abit to fast for me, the blue enemies where impossible to kill until i found a way i could just flood the path they where moving along with bullets, killing everything.
I didn't understand how the enemies where evolving.
I have played to round 6 now. Is this really all there is? You stand at the entrance, clicking. And even when I give them more space, they won't try to escape, but to cuddle me! Only if I don't do anything, some of them will try to reach the exit. Well, that's not very fun - I'm sorry.
Thanks for playing my game. To address the comments so far, yes, it is possible to camp and shoot the enemies as they emerge. The idea was that they would shoot back, and would take more than one hit to kill according to their armour. This obviously would have made it more of a challenge, but I didn't get that done in time.
@blundis the enemies evolve by changing colour, speed, size and a few other characteristics that would have been used to determine weapons and armour. Basically there are always 3 enemy types per round, with the ones that escape coming back in larger numbers. All enemies are mutated slightly between rounds with a "fuzzer", with those that are least successful receiving more mutations, and those that are most successful receiving just one.
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Looks like a good start!
I think maybe the game ran abit to fast for me, the blue enemies where impossible to kill until i found a way i could just flood the path they where moving along with bullets, killing everything.
I didn't understand how the enemies where evolving.
@blundis the enemies evolve by changing colour, speed, size and a few other characteristics that would have been used to determine weapons and armour. Basically there are always 3 enemy types per round, with the ones that escape coming back in larger numbers. All enemies are mutated slightly between rounds with a "fuzzer", with those that are least successful receiving more mutations, and those that are most successful receiving just one.
@Khayet what can I say? It's not finished. Sorry.