* This game needs .NET Framework 4.0 redistributable and XNA Framework 4.0 redistributable (im guessing the redistributable thing), I added the XNA in the ZIP (:
* Report any bugs immediately (also sorry for any typos)
* I have a fear that my game is going to run slow in some computers
This game took me almos all 48 hours X___x im so tired. But anyways thanks for playing.
Interesting combat - as I found multiple tactics to overcome your enemies. I like how initially you learn that avoiding can be useful. Perhaps slightly less ammo overall so spending it or finding ammo is more meaningful. You can have that moment when you're like OH CRAP out of machine gun bullets... switch to pistol. "I'm such a smart player".
Nice particles and the rotating/facing you floor tiles are neat. I will say I thought that floor near the green floor tile was a wall at first.
Movement is a little boring - not sure if it's just slow or what. Sprint maybe (and you can't shoot then?)?
Great job with the difficulty considering the length of the game, although for me it depends heavily on the oldschool game design of memorize what's coming. That's valid though and it does this fairly effectively.
Pretty amazing what you accomplished in this time span! I had fun watching your timelapse :)
Very good atmosphere. Movement could be "pepped up," seemed a little slow. Very impressed by how much you were able to pack in with such a short timespan!
Good mood, good sound to go with it. There was a decent build up of difficulty and starting out without weapons is a nice touch. I think some sound effects for the weapons would have helped. I was surprised I couldn't go back through doors and was also surprised that I got killed. Some audio feedback would have helped there too, to give me a indication how much I got hit, how much I hit etc.
Pretty cool, but I would have preferred if the movement controls were relative to the player's facing (i.e. W always moves the player forward), and an aiming reticule to replace the cursor. The movement was also very sluggish which made it difficult to dodge. I really like the atmosphere and backstory though.
Has some balancing issues (rate of fire for enemies is WAY too high, and it definitely needs some checkpoints), but otherwise feels like a very complete game. Thanks for taking the time to make this worth the while, this stands out from the crowd in terms of polish (not innovation though).
Favorite part was that you met a guy with a weapon before you even had a weapon, that was great.
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Nice particles and the rotating/facing you floor tiles are neat. I will say I thought that floor near the green floor tile was a wall at first.
Movement is a little boring - not sure if it's just slow or what. Sprint maybe (and you can't shoot then?)?
Great job with the difficulty considering the length of the game, although for me it depends heavily on the oldschool game design of memorize what's coming. That's valid though and it does this fairly effectively.
Pretty amazing what you accomplished in this time span! I had fun watching your timelapse :)
There was a decent build up of difficulty and starting out without weapons is a nice touch. I think some sound effects for the weapons would have helped.
I was surprised I couldn't go back through doors and was also surprised that I got killed. Some audio feedback would have helped there too, to give me a indication how much I got hit, how much I hit etc.
Otherwise, nice game.
Favorite part was that you met a guy with a weapon before you even had a weapon, that was great.