WASD to move; Control the crosshair with the cursor.
there are four waves. There is nothing that tells you that you've won but if no more enemies are spawning then you've won. At wave four the turrets will turn on and auto fire at the player. There is a chance that enemies will drop power ups. You can only have 1 power up at a time.
Game starts very easily, almost too easy and becomes hell without announcing it to the player. I found it a bit confusing, like I was missing some cues to be able to succeed at the challenges the game was bringing upon me. The presentation also needs some work. I'm not very sure that background works well with the bright, neon-like characters. I'm pretty sure you can work out an alternative quite easily.
Controls felt good, the waves were a little bit of a difficulty jump, and (this might just be me) but there didn't seem to be a way to easily re-start the game after I'd died.
Hi there. Nice movement. Suggest 'click to start' popup or something to force mouse capture at start. When you die the game just keeps going, no escape option. The turrets are way too powerful, quarter their bullet speed or something... Shame no sounds. Good job overall!
Really liked how the background emphasized the "Hell" in "Bullet Hell". Like others, would have liked a bit of audio and a little less of a difficulty jump! Those turrets are hard to avoid!
It was a fun to game to play. I did enjoy it while I could play it. However, once I got passed the second wave it stopped allowing me to shoot. Now that could be just the result of my track pad. But none the less the game was fun to play.
It was very casual and relaxing and cool at first with some random enemies passing by and then it was all suddenly like BANG BANG BULLETS and I died. I mean, I could use some warning before being blown to bits, if you know what I mean
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Cool though, should have had sound effects
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-Kain Oborin