I was really excited to play this one after seeing the footage of it in development on discord. And while I really liked the final product it does have some flaws I feel I should point out. And it should be noted I only mention these because they're the same flaws my games have had (or have tbh), and I've submitted now 4 FPS games to SBIG. I don't expect all of these to have been addressed, but just suggestions for future FPS games if you do any.

• The players main weapon is projectile based and has bullet spread, but the enemy projectiles for the most part have zero spread. This is especially noticeable with the flying enemies and turrets, but it's annoying because it feels like even if leading your shots it's hard to get a hit on enemies at a medium distance. And with the turrets there's a hard limit on how close you can get to them since they're on the ceiling. I've come to vastly prefer the Halo method of the player having hitscan weapons that may or may not have bullet spread, and enemies have slower moving projectile weapons that the player can dodge if they're moving. And it felt to me like I was dodging 1 out of 10 shots even at full speed.
• Enemy explosive projectiles are very hard to see, in fact I rarely ever see them before I hear/feel the explosion.
• The rocket launcher having bullet drop, but also splash damage is a bit much. It felt like the rocket launcher did more damage to me at times than enemies. I suspect this is the reason why the launcher doesn't do more damage to enemies. Or at least, splash damage affecting the player is why the rocket launcher in my game doesn't do more damage lol.
• The reloading of the weapons, specifically the SMG are a bit too slow. And also something I discovered is the shooting flows much better if you have the weapons automatically reload if the player tries to fire while the gun is empty.
• There should probably be more health pickups in the combat areas, I had to finish the game on baby mode because I died so quickly. This is something I discovered to be an issue in my game as well.
• The damage feedback on enemies could be improved, while I can tell if I'm hitting them with the machine gun from the impact noises, it's hard to tell how damaged they are. Maybe some smoke coming off them at half health could do the trick. This wouldn't be an issue if they went down in a few shots, but their high health combined with poor accuracy of the weapons, at times I found myself dumping two clips into some enemies.
• Turning is really awkward and slow, a great addition (to the frankly already pretty extensive movement logic) would be a power brake of some sort. Like holding spacebar brings the palyer to a screeching halt and allows for faster turns or something like that.
• The unalive command specifically (though frankly all the controls) should be placed in-game somehow, even if just in the pause menu. Because I didn't know I could get past the Roller enemy that blocked me into a shipping container.

But back to the positives because there's also a lot to like!

The enemy variety is pretty nice, you have stationary turrets, flying enemies, tanks with  multiple weapon types, and an even tankier roller enemy that just barrels towards the player. You have two distinct weapon types, in-game lore, and in one case even a non-violent solution to an enemy (which I discovered before even seeing the enemy)! Also that ending cutscene had some really nice "So Bad It's Good" energy!

I also liked all the little details like the newspaper in the beginning, the actually rolling wheels on the wheelchair, the in-world radios playing music, all of that was awesome!

There's some great stuff here, just a bit warped by awkward controls and difficulty.

Great work overall though!

This game is so cool! I love the enemies, map design, and voice acting of the robots. The aesthetic is there and  it does really play one of those classic shooters

Unfortunately I suck at games and couldn't get past the mega-turret, even with baby difficulty on 🙈 I might have another attempt after the jam as I  really want to get to the end of this!

Though with that said I loved the lore scattered about,  and the whole wheelchair movement was a fun idea (if not a bit slow, especially when items were often in containers where you had to turn back around!

Thanks for submitting!

This certainly was an experience. Main gripe was with the difficulty - I was (eventually) able to get past the first road roller fight on the default difficulty, but the lack of any checkpoints after that (and the immediate Even Stronger Road Roller fight) eventually lead to me giving up on that. I have no idea how you expected anyone to get through the game on the default difficulty.

The easier difficulty mode (which I eventually resorted to after about half an hour of no progress) actually made it possible, but, again, adding a couple more checkpoints to the second half wouldn’t have gone amiss. After all, there’s enough difficulty in the unintuitive control scheme anyway without the artificial difficulty of the bullet sponge enemies.

But ultimately, the difficulty sucked the fun out of the experience. I was too preoccupied with trying to avoid dying to actually, y’know, appreciate the absurdity of the situation and actually enjoy it. And I honestly felt nothing but relief when it was finally over.

The general style feels like "weird 2000s FPS from a company you've never heard of" and I'm all for it. I like the concept of being in a motorized wheelchair in a shooter- it's like that one level of Wolfenstein II, but turned up to 11. I'm impressed by all the fully functional FPS mechanics, although I do wish weapons reloaded automatically.

I didn't get very far. Movement is slow and clunky, which makes it annoying just to get from point A to point B, and you can't really dodge attacks. Your weapons are weak and inaccurate, and enemies are complete bullets sponges. I think this could be a delightfully chaotic mess with a bit of tweaking, but the game feels slow and very unbalanced in its current state, and it kind of sucks the fun out of it.

I couldn't figure out how to close the first "lore" I picked up. Not sure if this is a bug or not.

Man I'm so bad at this game 🫤

With horrible deviation and the lack of aiming crosshair, weapons in this game really resemble how people would realistically wield a gun if they have never done before.

The control is also very hard to get used to, especially to me who has never driven a car. (I did have driven a kart, though. However, my experience was exactly the same as how I played this game - I just kept bumping into walls.)

Furthermore, while the enemies are literally tanks made of metal plates, the player is just a tank made of squishy meats.

Maybe I need to actually get a driver license before I can actually enjoy this game...