* You Control Every Squad Member With Amazing Replay Technology! (one at a time then your entire squad's recorded actions are replayed in realtime) * Eliminate all enemies to Win * Click “Plan” next to each Squad member to Control & give them Orders * Redo each plan till its perfect * You have 10 seconds for each Plan * When all squad members have orders, click “Execute Plan” * Your squad will perfectly execute all orders Simultaneously * Theme: "Enire Game On One Screen": The overhead map displays your entire game/info as well as showing the combined actions of all squad members * Controls: W,A,S,D to Move Space to Jump Left Mouse to Shoot
Super neat idea! I would love if you expanded on the idea some more, with the levels and gameplay fleshed out a bit more this could really be an amazing game!
This concept could make for a really interesting strategy game. Very cool. Mouse sensitivity was crazy high for me on OS X in the web player for some reason.
REALLY cool concept. A bit lacking in the fun department without enemy AI/movements, but the core idea is really interesting and I'd be all over a polished post-compo edition.
It's basically like a tech-demo version of Time Rifters (http://store.steampowered.com/app/270010/). Not much here that really shines compared to the full game that's already out there, so I'm not sure what to say.
This is the funnest entry for me so far. I think that its great that your guys are all bad shots. I have as much fun with the failures as the successes.
The mechanic was a wonderful idea in my opinion. I believe you could of improved on controls as firing and moving felt quite awkward. Overall Good Job! Maybe you could use the mechanic on a game with extended game play.
This is great! FPS controls could be improved a little, but the game is really innovative. I hope you'll develop the idea into a bigger game in the future.
This is a really well done concept. Maybe not so visually pleasing, but solid nonetheless. Again, wish it had some replayability value, and maybe each character had their own traits, strengths and weaknesses.
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Graphics are not super-great, but they go really nicely with the sounds and style. Nice job!