There's this one helicopter that I'm just unable to get, though -- it's the highest one that appears above the second large collection of tanks. Is it purposefully out of reach or do I just suck?
Nice graphics! The graphics suffered from scaling/resolution issues that made the line thicknesses vary wildly, but the art is charming enough that it doesn't hurt the experience much, if at all. I'm glad you didn't give in to the ruled-notebook cliche, which is overrated and adds too much noise.
Haha, it's about time I found a game that's similar to mine! Whimsical second cousin of Godzilla, plus tanks, copters, and buildings. Cliché, but a solid formula for pure destructive fun! :)
Love the monster's design, and the ending gave me a chuckle. The parts where I was walking towards the tanks dragged on a little bit, but overall nice job!
Derp is strong with this one. Reminds me of Rampage for N64, really good job, also I would love to see building destroy animation and music, solid entry as for me.
This was really cute ^_^. Kinda wish the breath attack had a sound effect (I can think of one noise note in famitracker that would do a good job). The flower at the end was a nice touch. I also appreciate that the tanks actually presented some level of annoyance, rather than being a complete pushover.
I really like this art style. I may try to mimic it on my next game. Nice polish, the jumping / smashing felt perfect. The walking was just a little too slow... and why can't I destroy the helicopters yet? =P
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There's this one helicopter that I'm just unable to get, though -- it's the highest one that appears above the second large collection of tanks. Is it purposefully out of reach or do I just suck?
Overall, great entry, congrats!
Love the monster's design, and the ending gave me a chuckle. The parts where I was walking towards the tanks dragged on a little bit, but overall nice job!
Sometimes it's not running over here... "Preloading 53/60"... Then nothing happens.
Great entry; nice job!
The graphics are really cute and very well done, even though they're as simple as can be. Sometimes, simple is just better... Great job!