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Originally Posted by Hero
But yes, it's a very empty and Kirby-easy game, featuring lots of rooms that are just a big space with nothing in them. $15 is pretty cheap so if you're really hankering for a 2D game you could certainly do much worse, as there is a decent amount to explore and lots of extras to find, just don't expect an awesome action game. It's much better than the NES Strider game, for whatever that's worth.
I've only played the first bit so far. For you guys who have played it more, should I just restart my game on Hard now that I know how to play? I did that at first and was getting murdered but I also didn't know WTF I was doing.
Eh. I'm guessing hard just means normal-with-bigger-lifebars, so it's a question of do you want to hit a soldier three or five times before he dies. Almost everything gets stunlocked when hit so there's no real difference, aside from some of the double robot gorilla fights getting drawn out while they're both tossing grenades all over.
Also just had it freeze up on me the second time.
Bah, fuck that I'll stick with Normal.
I mean, I haven't tried normal yet, but the only other thing I can think of is maybe less of the few orange/purple shield guys. There's so little variety that I really can't think of what else the difference could even be.
I play the game for like 45 minutes and get bored and do something else. Hitting an GRUNT 4-5 times to kill them, and big ass empty rooms kill it for me.
I like it, I love the idea, it's not terrible just boring.
I'll buy it as part of a Humble Bundle for $1.05 with no money going to the developer.
I do that sometimes. I give it all to charity.
All one dollars.
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Originally Posted by Chux
Unlike the other 5000 games that have come out, I did not buy this.
Seems like I will wait