Nice grappling mechanic! I had a good time playing! 

Rated!

Thanks a lot! I love how the thumbnail in your profile is your game's main character haha.

Very well done! Rated!

I saved the vortex station!!

Honestly, this game is pretty solid in terms of tight mechanics. You made everything fit so well with the shot! The only thing that threw me off every once in a while was the changing recoil (I experienced way less recoil on the upper side of the screen, for some reason that wasn't very clear to me). I would suggest making the player's position more obvious, since I sometimes lost him on screen. 

Also, adding a "Controls" section to your description (at the very top) would have saved me some time to figure out how to shoot/charge/move (I hate tutorials, and I refused to play through it haha).

Great game, thanks for sharing! Rated!

Very original game!! I love it when regular board game components are used in creative ways! I also like how you put thought into the levels and carefully set up the special tiles to encourage players to really think it through.

Thanks for sharing! Rated!

I liked how you integrated the main menu with the shooting mechanic. Also liked the animations and sounds, and the fact that you can jump into the hole -- it was a nice twist on the Super-Crate-Box-like game! 

I must say I did break the one hand rule and enjoyed the game way more, though!

Thanks for sharing! Rated!

I liked this game a lot! Absolutely loved how you used spatial audio for the clock ticks. Played with headphones and thought that was brilliant!

Unfortunately, I didn't notice that sleeping restarts the current level, and was very frustrated when I was a few levels in, lost, and got reset back to the beginning of the game. Perhaps making it more clear would help (I tried it during the first level and thought sleeping meant restarting the game, so I was too afraid to try it out during the next levels -- didn't want to lose my progress, after all!).

Thanks for sharing! Rated!

This is a great little game! I bet my roommate a beer on a single game. We locked and loaded our guns, waited in the midst of the hot sun for the perfect tiny moment, and FIRED! 

… and we both missed hahahaha.

He ended up getting me the 2nd time, so now I owe him a beer. But hey, at least I'm happy because I enjoyed your game :)

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This reminded me of the first arcade-style games that came out for smartphones, which I used to play in high school when I was bored in class! We used to play in this really crappy phone that ran games like ICopter, and we passed it along the entire row, as me and my friends struggled to beat each other's high scores!

Aaaah, the good ol' days... I'm glad I played your game!

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Hey, Corridor is pretty clever!

I like how you kept it simple in regard to game components and focused on designing levels that properly taught the concepts and progressed smoothly. The undo button was also a pretty clever addition for when you made a little mistake, as well as the "retry" in the pause menu, for when you massively screwed up. 

I really enjoyed playing the levels "Deadlock" and ¨Twin tale". Made me think a lot and were really cleverly designed!

Thanks for sharing! Rated!

Another dev of our game here. Best 1d game I've played so far, great design that becomes head-twisting in the hard levels. Very simple concept and you really squeezed the possibilities, also felt like a full web game.  Wouldn't be out of place as a (good) hacking minigame in a AAA title.

A true achievement!

Hahaha Juan Unavida. I dig the pun. The speech was amazing!

Great job!

Thanks for sharing! Rated!

The movement is pretty smooth in your game! I would've liked to have the character jump as much as I held the W button. Also, I agree with the rest of the comments that every enemy should show their power level above them, or at least use less random numbers for their HP. I can't even remember where I left my phone just now, let alone all those numbers hahaha.

Great job & thanks for sharing! Rated!

Reviewed your game! thanks for playing

We played your game, it is super cool! I loved how it looks and how every character has their own abilities, I wish we could get to use them more! I guess we'll just have to wait until you release this as a full game :)

We gave you a review, I hope you enjoy our game too!

We were thinking alike with the mechanics! Felt great to shoot a bunch of enemies with one shot and it's a clever mechanic rewarding combos with bullets. Your game kept me on edge all the time, took me like 20 minutes to beat the level with enemies on elevated platforms. My only feedback is that I wish the FPS controller had some interpolation, it gave me a bit of motion sickness. Good and fun game, it also looks great!

Pretty interesting idea! I would love to have a physical objective in this game, I think it would give it a sense of purpose. Something like "Get from point A to point B with no less than X points". 

Awesome job coming up with the concept and the prototype!

Thanks for sharing & for playing my game! Rated!

Reviewed and left a comment, cheers.

Hey, it's pretty impressive that this huge game was made in under 48 hours, congratulations! 

I liked the music -- very calm and relaxing. I also liked that the game had different areas you could explore. I did keep losing hearts and not noticing, though. I think an audio/visual cue would be very helpful. Haha and I felt super bad when my awesome looking weapon broke as easily as a broadsword, but I do understand it fits the theme! 

Great job!! Thanks for sharing, and if you haven't checked out our game, take a look and don't forget to rate us!

I got better at this game once I got the hang of it. However, I felt that the green shots have too much random deviation, and so around 50% of them would not even go close to target. Thus, I found myself spamming the green shots all the time, instead of calculating my shots and trying to move the inner + outer shields to bounce the green dots into the shield. 

Interesting concept!

Thanks for sharing & playing my game! Rated!

The running animation + movement is amazing, and it feels SO good to go through all those wall and watch them break quickly! The music is also great and the one-color at a time concept is interesting. However, I did think every obstacle I ran into was something like "if X obstacle, then press Y color when ready". I would have liked to see more challenging setups that made me really think what to do. Oh, and I also felt super bad when, say, I smashed through 10 walls in a row with my green color only to jump into the next platform and get killed by a moose before even being able to switch to gray. Why would you want me to run fast before jumping into a moose platform? 

If you address these design issues and get rid of the bugs + do some more very cool stuff integrating the elements you have to work as puzzles and slowly building their complexity through the game, I feel this would be a great experience. Definitely let me know if you polish this game!

Thanks for sharing & for playing my game! Rated!