The screen shake adds a lot more oomf to the game which I liked. I like how you address the concept of Kessler Syndrome that rarely any of us think about as a problem in the present day.
Neat idea! The laser sword works well and certainly gets the job done for the for the first two levels. The last level had a huge difficulty spike that could be evened out, but still a good overall game.
I like space games, interesting concept. The sword is cool when it is fully upgraded. I notice that the hinges keep the player within range, looks good with the parachute. The background music fits perfectly, giving it the feel of outer space. Nice work on the upgrade mechanics. Overall, awesome work.
I think the dialogue with the man was actually really entertaining. If you continue with this, I would want to actually see the player respond to him! Cool and pertinent message.
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Really like the upgrading concept and dialogue.
Very cool design and a screen shake was a nice surprise. Nice dialogue which adds the story to the game.
The screen shake adds a lot more oomf to the game which I liked. I like how you address the concept of Kessler Syndrome that rarely any of us think about as a problem in the present day.
Neat idea! The laser sword works well and certainly gets the job done for the for the first two levels. The last level had a huge difficulty spike that could be evened out, but still a good overall game.
Very unique concept. The player having the ability to wield a sword and shoot is definitely something I like.
I like space games, interesting concept. The sword is cool when it is fully upgraded. I notice that the hinges keep the player within range, looks good with the parachute. The background music fits perfectly, giving it the feel of outer space. Nice work on the upgrade mechanics. Overall, awesome work.
Enjoyed the impact of the sword when hitting the garbage as well as it's overpowered upgrades.
I think the dialogue with the man was actually really entertaining. If you continue with this, I would want to actually see the player respond to him! Cool and pertinent message.