A fun shooter

This was a fun shooter you have created the color is so good I love that you use the color element for games, nice medals and nice action on this game, Some good focus about this one nothing dirty about this, All clean work here and you can tell with each new step in the game and that was a pleasure, Cool game.

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i like this game. its challenging and thats what i like about a game. if a game isn't challenging the player wont feel that there is anything important to acomplish at all and get bored. also im stuck on the final boss and its ashame that the grenade launcher cant reload. the only thing that i dont like about this version (although it was already solved when you made the endles version) it has an arcade feel. thats not bad in fact its one of my favourite types of games. but when a game has an arcade feel it cant have an end. it has to involve various loops, bonus levels and maybe a few secrets. like i said this problem was solved because you created foreign frugglers endless mode and there is a way to escape the aliens. i guess that counts as a secret huh? anyway nice job and keep making games.

I went and bought this on Steam. Can't wait to see your other works there.

Jennifer is my fav. She reminds me of Michelle Rodriguez. I'm guessing Johnny is Duke Nukem and Sylvia is an Elle Driver reference, but whose Juan?

Quite a unique game!
It's on my waiting list on steam store!!!

Pretty good as far as these games go, but you really need to pay more attention to key ghosting!

It is not possible on most keyboards to press up, left, and z all at the same time and have them all register as keypresses. If you have an expensive non-ghosting keyboard this isn't an issue but will be an issue for the vast majority of keyboards out there and yes it's a hardware thing.

Result will be one of those three keys, if used in that exact combination will not work, so either you're not firing or you're not moving left or you're not aiming up, just depending on the exact keyboard in use.

In general, don't make games where some combination of button presses is likely to ghost and this is trivially easy to test too by merely hooking up a standard keyboard and using a key ghosting tester (Microsoft provides a website for this as well as there are several others) and press whatever keys all need to be pressed and see if any of them fail to register when all pressed all at once.

Choose some setup which doesn't ghost on two or three cheap test keyboards and it'll probably be good for most.

But to make things easier for you, X and C are better choices than Z and X in combination with the arrow keys, or you could even use A and S in combo with arrow keys. Which exact combination of keys will ghost is keyboard-specific, but up left and Z almost always ghosts. Two keys pressed at once never ghosts. Three or more is when ghosting comes into play.