This game has a concept that I find really intriguing. I couldn't get super into it here, but that's largely because of just general wonkyness that I feel like comes from the fact that there's only so much that you can do in two days time. Overally, I enjoyed this it!

Interesting; unfortunately, the QWERTY-based controls makes it rather difficult for me and my AZERTY keyboard. Once again, as I already told quite many people: it is possible to program the keys to be layout-independent. Think of your French (and other) friends. ;)

I also notice (thanks to my messy controls XD) the W key allows you to zoom, but this is not stated on the game page; you should specify this. Except if it is involuntary default control. ;)

I like the details, especially the integrated 3D visual indicator (circles) for the number of cartridges in the shotgun.

The game seems a bit hard, but this may be caused by my messy controls… I will give it another try.

The left button of the mouse is mapped to the right-hand weapon, and the right button is mapped to the left-hand weapon; this sounds terribly counter-intuitive to me, I would suggest swopping the controls!

I think the concept is somewhat creative, because the randomness interpretation is classic, but constantly switching is a bit different/original; the gameplay also still looks workable, which was not obvious before playing.

After being overwhelmed at first, I got the idea of your weapons getting randomized. I could definitely see this could make for good situational combat, but I felt like the difficulty ramped up to quickly, so I was immediately on the back food constantly, with no time to evaluate my options using the weapons I had. Maybe if the beginning was more accessible, the game could be very enjoyable as a whole!

very creative