It seems a lot more challenging than last time, in particular you seem really dependent on the slomo now and pretty much need to have it turned on every time you round a corner. I’m not sure if that’s a good way to do it, considering the main mechanic is building up slomo juice you reach a point where you’re just using it all the time. At that point I’m questioning why you wouldn’t just have the agility benefits of slomo as a default. I say this because I’m comparing to playing FEAR which I usually play on hard without using the slomo at all and the difference in your game seems much more prominent.

I swear you used to be able to powerslide because I remember having way more mobility the last time I played. Now if you don’t focus down on shooting someone if they’re in the same room you’re pretty much dead.

You can hear Fate’s VA stifling a laugh after she says “maintenance closet”, lol

I kept going back and looking for the starting gun, not realizing you pull it back out if you drop your current weapon. That’s probably on me.

You need to put in walls extending down and possibly up outside the level. Also, definitely need to make the outside glass breakable, just be careful of physics costs. It may make more sense to just do it with mostly particles.

Elevated Justice is a kick-ass name. It's a good name.
If you hold shift, you're forced to run forward. If you want to hold shift and walk backwards, you can't and that feels weird since I'm used to holding shift even if I'm not holding forward or at all. Just a personal thing that gave me a panic attack initially and should maybe be fiddled with.
I'm cool with not being able to fire properly if I jump, some part of me wishes the aim going up wasn't so violent and SOMEWHAT manageable for the first couple of bullets but whatevs.
Here are some subjective things. Some part of me wishes I could shatter the glass to boop into enemies to send them flying or jump out of the building and into an adjacent room. Some part of me wishes I could cancel out of a slide early for when I slide behind a wall and want to stand up so I can re-orient myself and aggress the enemy I just dodged behind a wall for, but committing to a slide and having to do it carefully is nice so it's personal taste really. slides I can't EASILY cancel out of readily is nice since I gotta be smart and commit so cool. also please, give me a little itty bit of air accelerate (or don't, it's not that big of a thing just personal preference)

I'm under the impression that the aiming FOV isn't tied to the weapon you have and it just deducts your current Camera's FOV. I adore high FOV and it's hard to aim at far away targets with high FOV so some part of me wishes for a separate "aiming FOV" slider in the menu.

Big ups to the cheeky little swordsman around the corner. THE SWORD MAN IS A DWEEEB who got his katana from WISH and should get in some jogging, I feel non-threatened by them. On the other hand, the shotgun enemy has NO chill and blew me away when I clipped a table at a weird angle. Just fucked my shit up holy fuck, no chill, cool but my man lathered me up and made me bald. Some part of me feels like the swords should be a one-hit kill or be able to spear someone on a charge but that's just me and it may not even work well in practice, I'm not sure. the sword feels depressing to use.

there is also this one guard at the end of a hallway, after shooting him I got killed by his friend to the right, lel, whoops. Some part of me wishes for tables and desks (the wooden boxes) to be placed at a diagonal to the enemies so I can move towards them without eating lead. most of my kills and fun have been from rushing at a diagonal to an enemy, strafing away from their bullets while also moving toward them. Consider using load-bearing pillars as nice excuses to break up rooms if you intend to make things more tighter and less open. I feel awkward in big wide open spaces since all I can think of doing is strafing around the enemy in a circle.

I found that binding my slide and crouch key to the same key works well, that may just be me, apart from bumping my head against desks in an attempt to hide. For some reason, my controls didn't save all four times! I have config.tres up and in my files and it could either be that I crashed or the keybinds aren't savable yet. DashNothing has a good tutorial for menu rebinding that leads into how to save them if that's the case... if not, then it's probably because I crashed on exiting each time.

Some part of me wishes that after I'm done sliding on a table, my aim is goes up somewhat slower so I can violently tug my mouse down to compensate for me ending the table slide and falling to the ground and getting off the last few bullets into something before it goes far too up

Some part of me feels like reloading being canceled by getting up from a slide is bad. If I'm out of ammo and whatever I tried to kill survived my embarrassing attempt at murder, it feels bad :<

The bullets in the clip having alternating colors is very cool.

When my weapon hits a wall, it makes me wish I was ambidextrous so out of comfort I've taken the first level's right path since the corners work with my right-handed demeanour

The weapons feel cool, I'm cool with them. They're accurate enough to where spraying and praying isn't an option :0
For some reason, whenever I use the sword, someone starts telling me that I'm an ACE and that this is an active hostage situation.

I'm getting deja vu from this game. feels like I played it in my dreams.
The silly thing crashed twice, once when I was kiting a train of enemies and once on trying to load a game. this may just be me though. It may be a once in a blue moon code thing or something weird. fiddle with occluders and whatnot if you have yet to

I wish I could be more aggressive but I seem to eat lead and there aren't any healing items out of the way. I itch when the rng Gods determine that I am worthy of not eating lead and I wonder if the enemy's random spread is more random over the up/down axis than left to right or if some other voodoo magic is employed. Maximum Action et Die Hard is the mix I'm getting. Until now, I assume the meta is to hug corners and use the bullet time to poke enemies carefully since I seem to get swiss cheesed if I play bright and bold in large rooms.

I have this feeling. The game sets me up as this ACE of sorts, a cool dude, but, without any breathing room from healing items or a healing gimmick of sorts that rewards you for doing bold bullet time stuff, and the enemy rng bullet spread being funky and clipping my fat ass now and then, I seem to be eased into playing as an equal to the terrorists which is cool. I feel like a John Mclain minding my time and being a sneaky corner hugger which is also equally valid for feels.

I personally like when the AI tracks you, and moves to your last known position when you actually just jumped behind something. They can't use your momentum from the point you were last seen to deduce that you probably aren't in that last position so you can flank them. That's cool.

I like the game plenty! Feels like it has a nice level of heart put into it and it's a nice thing. Cheers.

The concept for this game is really really cool, and there's some very fun ideas in there. However, I couldn't figure out a way to power slide really, and crouch jumping didn't feel right for it? The level design needs a lot of work.

Really cool game! I liked it! I do have one thing to mention, even though you have all the movement mechanics my preferred way to kill the enemies was from a distance without them noticing (if possible). I don't see it as a negative, I just wanted to point that out that at least for me, the most effective way of playing was that, so I never used any of those mechanics at least when i realized that.

Keep it up!

For some reason, the game closed at some point.

Weird because the gameplay seemed fine and I even went to the settings and managed to customized them with no problem.

But yeah, there's cool stuff going on.

But are there any lean controls? Because the camera does seem to kinda rotate to either left or right, as if there could've been some peeking-behind-corner mechanic.

damn, pretty hard. took me like 5 tries to go through the building, press the button and take the elevator.

i'm glad to see the restart issue solved.

well done, snake.

-Nice music
-Very nice main menu
-shotgun and SMG have a nice feeling, Carbine seems underpowered, lacking a scope, smaller levels favor faster weapons
-Letting go of crouch under the barrier made me get stuck
-Neat reloading animation with the shells flying off(boltgun inspired?)
-I think there's an input buffer which if you shoot while reloading, the shot releases after you're done reloading. I don't like that.
Jumping and shooting makes the gun shoot way off at the ceiling. I suggest resetting aim instantly if the user shoots(also from sprint). try to remember games where you enjoy jump shooting around corners, COD, Max Payne etc

After getting demolished instantly by red shotgunners a few times I'm putting it down
I went near a door, the enemy instantly went at me from ambush, I shot a bunch while retreating but died right away. (I had the SMG)
Those enemies in particular are a bit too strong. Their design being placed in tighter places is almost like a precision platformer putting Gotcha moments where you have to get hit to learn the level.
The thing is.. shooters levels aren't typically replayed to perfection until you learn every enemy's location.
Still, the core experience is enjoyable, good job.

There was a recent critical bug that made restarting a level break the game. If you downloaded a previous version, please give the new build a try. Thanks!

i did a crouch dive and ended up under the area where you needed to crouch, and got stuck. had to restart.
on the first mission after the tutorial, whenver i died and respawned the game was bugged and unplayable. no sound, i couldnt shoot anyone. i restarted the game and the same thing happened when i died again. i like the aesthetic, music fits nicely. but i cant really say much other than that at this time.