Good effort
It is a little awkward in terms of shooting, but like the control system, nice and unique. Plus, it has Stewie. Well done.
Good effort
It is a little awkward in terms of shooting, but like the control system, nice and unique. Plus, it has Stewie. Well done.
Didn't seem to work correctly
Plus it seems like a blatant plug for a website. Could be wrong, I guess.
Good start
Needs a little more work, from fixing the instructions screen to making sure people appear in front or behind the player as neccesary (hint: layers) Could use a little variety too.
A good start
I like the concept, but you do need to add more to it. You don't even have to move unless two are attacking at the same time. Plus, the shotgun makes things very easy, despite the time it takes to fire. Limited ammo for that perhaps?
I think you would need to make the enemy swords longer than the players to give a real challenge, or have some kind of blocking system for enemy attacks.
The graphics were okay, but they could be improved, especially the death sequence. The music honestly just really got on my nerves too, forgive me for not liking early 90s dance anymore.
In short, I quite like it but keep working on it.
Not bad
I do like the way it's done, nice perspective. However, it is a little difficult to avoid getting shot other that shooting upwards all the time. Especially the guys with rocket launchers. But I like what you've done, keep it up.
I didn't think of killing them by going upwards. Thanx, but the only difficult people are they rocket launcher guys.
Nice, simple and informative
A good tutorial, now we just need to get some of the idiots on Newgrounds to actually watch them! :P
(and you only use shape tween when you haven't converted to a symbol yet)
Quite good
You've got a nice drawing style there, pity you don't explain that too much :p
Anyway, the concept of independently mocing parts is something that can stump people badly, so it's good that you're helping there. Also, I like the 'break-down-into-smaller-parts" philosophy :p Good stuff.
(why is this a game, btw?)
Good start, but needs work
You've obviously got a good base to build on, but it's a little too basic as of just now. Perhaps add a storyline, with the player travelling between locations.
You could get a very good game from this, but it needs a little more depth. Keep trying.
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