The game is crazy but crazy from the same mold, I like that!

• I like the soundtrack! The sounds fit well.
• The graphics are interesting, for me, there are a few too many lighting effects, especially the light around the character.
• Maybe I’m too old, but I need automatic fire; otherwise my tendons can’t take it!
• The game is quite fast-paced, which I’m sure is a challenge for many!

When steady fire comes, I’ll gladly watch it again ;-) Best regards and good luck. Alex

The intro as pure text made me impatient - as specially as it doesn't give any story, just praises the game that the player is waiting to see. I started the tutorial and think it is done nicely. Unfortunately I stopped playing then, because I found out it was a shooter. I don't play shooters on principle.

I played your game, and I have some feedback for you :)

I recorded the session, and you can watch it here

What I liked about the game

• The action packed feeling, something is going on, and there is some tricks to be found on how to play the game. 
• The pickups were super nice, and that there were so many that dissapeared was an interesting take
• The "unknown" upgrade really made me curious, there is something interesting that can be used her, I am not sure what. 
• The enemies where clear in what they did, and it did not take me many seconds to understand the different enemies. 

What I think could be improved

• The whole experience was a bit messy, there seems to be going too much on in the beginning, and I would work on decreasing difficulty
• The UI of the upgrade was confusing and I really missed that I could see the cost and what I could upgrade. I would look at other games and how they do this, and start there. The idea we the star with the upgrades coming out from the middle is good, and you could work on making what is what more clear. 
• The controls were to "wonky" - I did not feel that I controled the situation, rather the situation controlled me. This is something I would work on if I was you. 
• You spend a lot of time on the intro tutorial, but did not mention all of the important things that the player should know. "How do I complete a round" and what is a "wave" I felt really confused at times when playing. 
• There is no counter or anything that tells me my progress, adding something like this, might solve the "What is a wave" problem. 

If you have any time, tell me what you think helped you in the video, and where it could be improved. 

Also, I have a game that I am developing. If oyu have time to test it, I would really appresiate it
https://itch.io/t/3658231/strategy-game-about-bunnies-building-a-rocket-gameplay...

Hope this was helpful to you :)

I just played this, it is good to play but also difficult.
I would suggest some bullet direction/cursor perhaps to see where you will shoot in this situation.
Apart from that, congrats on making it to release.

Good points:

• There's a lot of content, especially with the upgrades
• There are loads of animations/scene transitions/special effects, which make the game exciting to play

A few suggestions:

• Audio felt very loud, had to turn down volume - add a settings menu so people can adjust volume to their liking
• Change the intro to something story-based instead of just promo
• Incongruent UI with some being smooth vector graphics and others pixellated. Nothing wrong with either, just choose one and don't mix the styles
• Put the player's health bar/status effects at a fixed position on the screen, as it's hard to see them when moving around if they follow the player

In general there's just a load of different styles being used in the game, making it feel unpolished despite the animations and juice.

Hey I played this for a bit until I unlocked the ancient matter store. Fun game! It's fast and hectic in a great way, but mostly after you unlock auto-shoot.  It's easy enough to get, but makes a massive difference to how enjoyable the game is imo so I really think you should start off with auto-shoot.

Lots of nice feedback when shots collide and things die.

I also think changing some of the font and text size would also be a relatively easy upgrade to polish it up. The pixel fonts in game don't really suit the game graphics, and are very different from the shop and tutorial and menu fonts. Also some of sir sluggers tutorial texts are very small and hard to read. Personally I'd suggest a different thick cartoony font for the floating damage text but even just using the UI fonts during the waves might look nice. The more important thing would be clarity of reading the tutorial texts though.

Oh and I don't know what to call these but the like lines of shuriken things from wave 6+ disappearing monsters felt pretty brutal. I'd have liked some more windup or something to help me dodge out of the way.