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This music loops in under 1.5 seconds and it's hurting my brain! If this and the long cooldown period on shooting are fixed, it would be a perfectly functional and even fun game. Sound effects would help too.

KlonXTheXYorkie responds:

i was going to update the videogame anyway :\ also if the new music is too loud, turn down volume

It's a fun, simple shooter that becomes quite relaxing once you get about 1,000 or so points, and then it's more about how long you feel like playing because the challenge is gone and you're instantly pulping almost everything on screen- I got to 5,000 and then decided that was enough- so I'm sure my world record will be broken before too long.
Also, I reached a level with two of the weapons where it said 'undefined' and I couldn't click on them. Not sure if this is a bug or feature? But, yeah, good game, and always plenty of additions you can make to a game like this.

SeasonQuest responds:

Yea I'm planning to do more updates. Thanks!

Wow, this is the best intro I've ever seen on Newgrounds! The presentation's just fantastic, I love the humour and the screen tapping robot.
The game is... confusing me a lot (and my maths isn't terrible). I don't know if it's because it's late and I'm tired, but I was struggling to work out what to do. It took me ages to beat the tutorial, and I got to level 8 more by accident than design.
I'd be really interested to read other people's comments, and see if it is just me- it might be!

MartinJacob responds:

Thank you for your feedback! About the game rules, you have to keep reaching the current level's objective while keeping the balance between all 4 colors. The cards are used to add or multiply values already present. You get bonus cards when you balance colors perfectly or place buildings next to grey ones (that appear randomly). Let me know if that helped!

I like some aspects of this- the cheesy 70s action movie presentation was pretty good (at least, that's how I saw it), and controller support is always appreciated. Big problem for me was jumping as it seems down to chance rather than skill whether you land on the ground, or on a currently offscreen baddie or hole. Reloading was a bit tricky too- quicky mashing the d-pad seems to work best for me.

Cool little platformer. Controls can a bit slidey, especially with the narrow jumps, but it's nice to see something like this on Under Judgement. One bug(?)- when I went to 'how to play', I couldn't leave. Might be me tho- I'm very tired!

ShxdowCorey responds:

I’m glad you liked it, also to answer your question, you have to press backspace to leave

Pretty good. Simple but I like the art style/ music and the way the level design gives each section a different feel- I wasn't expecting underwater bits! This would definitely feel at home on the GBA with its resolution. I've got 4.70 and 4 gnomes so far and aren't sure where to go- I should probably have drawn a map...

So, is this kind of a sandbox taster at the moment? I had fun jumping around and testing the weapons and things- or maybe there's more to do and I'm just bad at it!
It definitely has a solodev feel to it, but a bit of roughness isn't necessarily a bad thing for an indie game. Biggest improvement you could make would probably be the movement- the guy feels too clunky to be a match for the traps. Possibly some weighting, ducking and dash-jumping would help (there may be this already but, d+shift+w is a tricky combo for my fingers) as would controller support.
It's definitely got potential- look forward to seeing more.

TenshiHeisei responds:

Thanks for the feedback!
Yes, it's something like one-room sandbox. I agree with you that the movement very clumsy and difficulty. I really want to work on faster game dynamic in the future project ^_^

I agree with most people are saying about this. It's really cute and well presented, but I'm on wave 18, and nothing new's happened since the big snails started attacking. I'm losing hope that I'm going to face a giant slug boss soon!

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