You dust off your old PC and somewhere on the hard drive, buried beneath forgotten files and ancient programs, you find a game from the good old days:
_Localized Spatial Distortion_
You think you remember this game. At least, you remember something like it. The colors seem brighter, the patterns stranger, the whole thing a little more... distorted than you recall. Then again, maybe it's just nostalgia playing tricks on you. Either way, you can't shake the feeling that the game is responding to more than just your controls...
GAMEPLAY
L.S.D. Flight Simulator is a twin-stick shooter where you fight off waves of enemies.
Place modifiers over the game screen to alter gameplay within specific areas. Each modifier applies a different effect (Slow, Shrink, Haste, Drift, or Enlarge) affecting everything that enters the area.
I liked this! It's a creative idea, but I'm bad at bullet hells so I didn't do too well. I think it would be cool if the window was permanent and you could move it around, but even as executed its fun. I am a bit confused on why I would use some of the upgrades though, enlarge and drift just seem to make the game harder (maybe they could be debuffs you're forced to put down?)
Nice work! Really fun core loop and a clever take on the theme. Had a great time playing through it! Left full scores across the board. Greetings from the Meow Bomb team! If you want to test our game, feel free to try my alternative updated build with quality-of-life fixes: https://naiper.itch.io/meow-bomb-by-naiper
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Left full scores across the board. Greetings from the Meow Bomb team! If you want to test our game, feel free to try my alternative updated build with quality-of-life fixes: https://naiper.itch.io/meow-bomb-by-naiper
Keep up the great work!