The occupation of Norway started with the German invasion on 9 April, 1940. Within a few months, the unprepared Norwegians accepted the inevitable surrender. But beneath the surface, a few Norwegians weren't defeated. One of them was Max Manus.
You've found an intriguing visual style here and it's not something I recall seeing before, so congratulations on the originality. I think you could definitely make the gameplay more challenging. A great job though - well done!
Simple and fun. I liked the graphics and the back story. I didn't like movement, I could sort of see that there were hills there, but moving around still felt buggy.
To anyone having troubles, just hold down the bayonet the entire time. That kills enemies all around you, not just to the side, making things much easier...
As for the game, it was an interesting concept, but the flow was rather off. The snow was so slow to move in, and shooting paper-thin targets is very difficult (especially those bookcases :P). However, it was overall halfway decent.
Ok so. BAYONET O.P! gaddamn broke the combat, which is all that this game is. Weird mashup of art styles. movement felt so heavy and was just frustrating. Coulda been a great serious game, but the story was lost in the simplicity.
I grappled with tons of invisible walls here, since it felt mostly like a flat area, and definitely exploited the bayonet. Otherwise, it was nice to see some history covered here. Well done. It felt like there was some ambient sfx at the beginning, but then the game feels pretty silent afterwards.
There is no visual clues if an enemy was hit by a shoot (and the player too, I had to keep checking my health points), it would be nice to have some feedback on it. It is a nice game besides that. I too noticed some weird collisions and invisible walls but that didn't ruin the experience.
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As for the game, it was an interesting concept, but the flow was rather off. The snow was so slow to move in, and shooting paper-thin targets is very difficult (especially those bookcases :P). However, it was overall halfway decent.
Well done. :)