Ulasan

• gamedeal user

  Jan 26, 2017

  Just about 30 minutes in and already having a great time. The game is obviously inspired by [url=en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SonSon]Capcom's "SonSon"[/url] and plays like a manic version of that game. Similarities: controls make your character move left, right, jump, and drop, and firing can only be done forwards or backwards, stationary or during movement. There are three planes along which you can travel, and enemies may come either along those lanes (from either side) or may fly independent of them. Notable additions include a number of unlockable characters that feel like (and, in one case, literally is) Nuclear Throne characters, different strengths/weaknesses, different guns, and a different active/passive unique ability. There is a cumulative score based unlock system, which means even if you aren't good, you'll start getting new characters quickly. Finally, coins collected in game allow you to unlock items which essentially function as perks, giving new or improved abilities, or one time bonuses (like refilling life). I don't know how much content the game has - I haven't yet reached the first REAL boss (there are a number of short miniboss waves), but the game so far is cute, fun, more than a little twitchy, and definitely scratches my "one more time" itch. I suspect I'll be playing it for a good long while to come.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 26, 2017

  I am not sure what to say about this one folks. I liked the game from start to finish... in under an hour. Games like this one that have a large selection of guns and perks, (roguelikes), Live and die on the feeling of just-one-more-try-ness that they provide, and i was already getting that special feeling when all of a sudden the game credits rolled in victory. maybe i got lucky, and others will have a longer experience. It is strange to think that if i had only died on that last boss instead of killing it i would have left with a far more positive view on the game not knowing how many runs i might expect to have. bottom line, it was too short for me.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 28, 2017

  This is such a disappointment. It looks good--no question--but it doesn't give you what those looks advertise: gameplay with the comfort and fluidity of an NES title. The controls feel sluggish. Firing doesn't mean you'll fire. Walking is slow. Jumping lacks flexibility, and doesn't feel responsive. Worse than any of that, there's a "runner" mechanic, where you are forced to move to the right without defeating the on-screen enemies. Just... unfortunate.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 28, 2017

  It's just not very fun.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 26, 2017

  fun, crazy, and non-stop action! this describes high noon perfectly. You are in a sidescrolling stage, with breaks called ambushes, you have three levels of ground to move up and down in and enemies just pour in from all over! you an dodge roll, jump, and fire your wep. You get multiple chars ( a few hidden) and each has a different weapon and special skill to set them apart. The action is very fast-paced. you need to have quick reflexes to make it through these wild stages! Good price, lots of quick fun to be had with this one. Recommend :3