Fun Game! I love WarioWare-likes! the visual art style is also stunning! my only hope is that you make the spinning UI work even when the cursor is outside the little window. good job dude!!!
the visuals and audio are stunning , but the overload of text in the UI, paired with it being right at the start, made it a tad bit hard for me to understand how the game works
game was awesome, ended up playing it till i upgraded everything. the visuals are great, everything is polished. the idea of a wheel for the weapons is also really good
i love the overall theme , the idea is really unique, the UI with the spinning wheel is an amazing idea dude. also the Maxwell appearance. i hadn't seen him in a good while
the idea is original and the game is well made! the audio and visual work are also good! i did get confused by the choice of what is left and what is right (which sadly cost me the win), but yall did a stellar job!
the combat was the fun kind of janky. i enjoyed the experience, and the visual artstyles and effects make this worthwhile, but the alignment with the theme feels a tad bit of a far fetch. overall thought, good job y'all!
clever concept and idea! wished you'd done more with it. there is a little spot above the head of the character where the bullets seem to get blocked, but overall a very sweet experience!
you nailed the atmosphere, visuals and audio are top notch. The gameplay was simple, wish you'd added a bit more. and i find it hilarious how the dark, twisted creature trying to take your soul just... shoots you when you lose
awesome game, very , VERY well polished in all aspects. my little observations:
- you should really try and make the "kill" areas a bit farther. there is speedrun potential in this game, using the gravity to go around areas, but the closeness of the killzones makes it a tad bit harder to try those.
- the before-the-last level seems to have been left out with some unfinished stuff?
however , this was extremely fun to play, and look at too. good job!
i dunno about the others, but i just give a 5 every time.
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all is serious, for our fates depend on every little action, every little thought. we are but the masses of trillions of objects of such little magnitute we count them in sextillions.
all is unserious, for we are dust, and to dust we will go back.
