There's a point where the game over menu and the gameplay overlaps and you cant play.
Make sure everything refreshes to play again.
There's a point where the game over menu and the gameplay overlaps and you cant play.
Make sure everything refreshes to play again.
I think you should reconsider another keys to control the character, with the current ones is not comfortable trying to move, jump and shoot at the same time because changing the hands position is needed.
Perhaps having the wasd instead of the arrow keys would help, unless you're actually trying to make this shooter "impossible" in which case I recommend you to look for the game or videos about "The Unfair Platformer".
thanks i'm rebuilding this game in new version.
Some optional music may help, but so far the game mechanics are nice. The same concept would be great for a mobile device.
I agree on the music, but couldn't come up with a decent soundtrack. :(
I'll see if I can pump something out tonight. Thanks for the tips!
Edit: Music added! You were right, it added a lot. :)
I played the game and I just saw the movie and I caught the medal jokes. Nice job guys with all the design and music! It is indeed a very good tribute for Zol... I mean, the movie.
The game mechanics, the items, the bosses, the constant feel of danger, it makes this game awesome.
Those who haven't dodge the knife aren't trying hard enough. Common guys! You can do it! Just watch all the clues in the game and the movie and you will suceed to be the winner of the Hunger Games.
Hey! This game was neat. It's kind of akward when the art changes from vector to bitmapped pixels which drag over the screen, but apart from that, the game mechanics were really nice. Mayhaps expanding the game with a few more levels, a start game+, medals or any of that kind of stuff? What's already done its very good, and expanding / upgrading it sure would bring more gamers to play it.
Kudos!
Needs more challenge
The art was ok and some of the animations were funny, but even if this was a "fast game" it is far too easy and straight. Your next click adventure game could use a little more puzzle unless your main objetive is for the gamers to have fun with the reactions on each level (which should be more funny if that will be the main stuff).
Even with less levels (for a casual gaming), if you make the player feel challenged the reward at the end will be more satisfying.
Some good click and point casual games you may like to play sometime are
"A small favor", the reincarnation series and "The journeys of Remus and Liam".
Art and challenge needs improvement.
Art may be improved a lot, the windows sounds, the "plant and zombies" zombies, and the main character seems like I dont remember who from Resident Evil. The charas dont look bad but could look better.
The main character moves pretty slow compared to the zombies, which makes the game harder and funnier, so that's up to you if later on the game the hero could improve his stats. And talking about that... maybe the hero shouldn't be able to buy most of the weapons by only surviving level one. If you want the player to be playing more levels, maybe you should make him wait and "suffer" a little more before being able to access the coolest weapons.
The main recipe for games is challenge and reward... h ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_ATFQX hMaM.
This game is not bad for a start, but there are still things to improve the "gaming experience". Keep up the good work.
Needs more challenge
The interface was clean, the music was neat, and the game units and towers were simple but fine. But the fun didn't last too long because you can protect your star as fast as you are able to put three towers. The game would improve if as any tower defense game, it would require the player to gain and improve his powers / abilities/ strategies (I don't know if that's well written) to defend his base gradually from all the enemy waves. If there's a level where your enemies need more than 1 laser to be destroyed, well, you need then to make those foes appear before.
That's it Expose3, good luck with your game and have a nice day.
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