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I can see what you mean and i struggled to separate the two unit types more. I agree with your solution now. Faster blue units would emphasize them as stopgaps against stronger units. I will see to fixing this over the weekend.

Thank you for playing the game again! 

I will try to tackle the easier issues to solve over the week (and add saving).

I will take in mind some of your game mechanic suggestions for when i wish to really expand the game.

Thank you for playing my game! I will take your advice and try to improve the game over the weekend.

This game looks and plays amazing! The only faults i could find was being a bit visually noisy in later levels and UI feeling unresponsive.

Game was very enjoyable! There is something amusing about the fact that this game is a roguelike since it means the player while having the goal to end all life, cannot meaningfully die and will always return stronger.

Thank you!

The infantry happened to be the specific thing i needed for my tank game. Thank you!

Finally the first strand-type Gameboy game!

Love the lighting!

I love the aesthetic so much and i love the gameplay concepts! However game was very difficult for me.

Absolutely love the graphics! I found falling off of platforms was unintuitive and the hitboxes for combat were a bit weird for me.

Really enjoyed the  gameplay!

Very relaxing and simple.

Love the artstyle!

I really like this. The game looks great and has a entertaining mixture of horror and comedy. The only complaint is that I feel skeletons spawn way to quickly when compared to how fast you can shoot

Fun but unforgiving game.

Finally another flight game! Very simple but fun and I love the design of the aircraft. The only glitch I encountered was that respawning would place you incorrectly and then you respawn again however this sorted itself out in <4 attempts

Played v1.1 it fixed all my major issues. The game is the most performant 3d game made with Godot 4 I've played yet. The cockpit of the spaceship has a very utilitarian but cool look to it (I really like the glass texture) with the only minor gripe with the cockpit being a lack of speedometer. And finally the planet Delta Blue has a very distinct look in game that the screenshots don't do justice.

I found the game very confusing. The game would restart whenever I got to a sample. Also the pitch and roll was extremely sensitive meaning I had to use yaw whenever possible. The first person view was cool though.

Has a very cool arcade look to it. However I found to game frustrating rather than fun. The darkness aspect combined with your low health means you spend most of your time dodging in an environment you cant properly see which I found frustrating. On another note this game weirdly reminds me of Hotline Miami.

AMD A6-9220 RADEON R4, 5 COMPUTER CORES 2C+3G 2.50 GHz
Personally I know its very weak. The loss of fps while moving was more my concern rather than my overall low fps

Solid basis. My only real issues where the inability to rotate the ship and framerate drops when moving (not that I could go over 10fps)

This game is alright. as much as the bright cyan and the rare building being in front of the walk path would throw me off the darker rooms like the train station looked AMAZING. The gameplay itself was meh Which is understandable as it seems the art style was the focus here.

One of the enemies spooked me. Nice game.

Im using the 64bit version of windows 10.

This game refuses to run on my 64bit windows. (It tells me the program is incompatible.)

Interesting concept. Could make for a really paranoia inducing game.

Hey this is like when I cross the road IRL
Functions perfectly. Good job!

Finally my gameplay experience is complete. Thank you!

My only regret is that I couldn't see mother nature's incredible 6 pack abs at the end.

Honestly i love the concept. The only thing i could of asked for was if the news stories had descriptions were as insane as "real"  fake news

Also. DONT LIE TO ME THE GOVERMENT IS PUTTING CHEMCIALS IN THE LAVA THAT MAKES THE FREAKING LAVA CHASE THE PLAYER