Found my head nodding to the rhythm. Really good music. :) Did not find it very challenging though, not enough enemies spawned before the level change. Nice potato though :)
This game depicts our life in society and the existence of mankind at its most basic form. If you are to boil down every philosophy and ideals into one meaning: it is this game.
In materialism, you collect; in buddhism, you avoid. We strive to increase a certain value in our life, be it virtue or wealth or karma, and we do our best to avoid things that hurt us.
It is no wonder a game of this type is entertaining and amusing. We see a reflection of ourselves when we play it. In the end, all your accomplishments and discoveries in life all boils down to a simple phrase: "You lose", the core of all epitaph. Then with a press of a spacebar, your slate is wiped clean and your life begins anew.
Oh yeah, nice music! It goes well with the game's pacing.
Very catchy music and entertaining gameplay. Bit of glitching when you try slide into the walls, and one red square seems to get stuck in the border every level.
Great music! Too bad there aren't any sound effect. The game is good, but difficulty ramps up too slowly, and also some levels seem easier than the previous one. Sometimes the game stops listening to my keypresses, and/or the player square moves by itself towards the edge of the window. Also some enemies get stuck in the top-left corner.
This is a fun little game! I found the controls a little imprecise, sometimes it felt like the square wasn't changing direction as quickly as I'd like, or kept travelling when I'd stopped pressing keys. Also the squares sometimes get stuck colliding with the edges.
Very nice. Unless it was intentional, it would be nice if the game made sure there was enough contrast between the background colour and the squares. Sometimes it was quite hard to see what's going on.
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Sometime red square spawn in walls.
In materialism, you collect; in buddhism, you avoid. We strive to increase a certain value in our life, be it virtue or wealth or karma, and we do our best to avoid things that hurt us.
It is no wonder a game of this type is entertaining and amusing. We see a reflection of ourselves when we play it. In the end, all your accomplishments and discoveries in life all boils down to a simple phrase: "You lose", the core of all epitaph. Then with a press of a spacebar, your slate is wiped clean and your life begins anew.
Oh yeah, nice music! It goes well with the game's pacing.
Bit of glitching when you try slide into the walls, and one red square seems to get stuck in the border every level.
Oh yeah, and uh, what ddionisio said. <_< >_>