Pertokeyo's Comments

I'm surprised something as simple and silly as this can be easily labeled a skill based game. It's nothing like poker, and it's not easy to understand how it ever could be.

1% accuracy... hardly...

Level 1 - 10 is fine but the increase is too much for level 11.

Pleasant to play.

I don't hear any music or sound effects, although I don't personally think they are too important in games it does make a big first impression. Most of the improvements can be made to the menu in which the text could be larger and more stylish. I personally think the functionality is good enough to warrant many revisits, but if you make these changes it could be more eye catching and pleasurable.

This looks too familiar so i've done a search. It's exactly the same as "neon" so i'm flagging this as stolen.

If you work on your presentation then this could be fantastic. I've never played a mouse moving avoider game with this perspective.

Contrary to popular opinion here I quite like the concept and execution. There's a couple of potential improvement points, such as adding hp items and fixing some of the red monster platform movements. If you fire while jumping you end up jumping very high and the game becomes a point scavenger. I don't really know why a 5 min timer is really necessary.

I don't know what you're trying to do here. This doesn't constitute a game without a objective.

I can see a maze over the walls but there is no way to escape the first area.

This game is amazing. Not only does it have advanced jumping and running mechanics, but it also feels like a proper gaming experience. It excites me to know that you could make a bigger and more cohesive project.

I am going to find this memorable. I can tell my kids that I once played a game where you negotiate a kettle through a grass maze looking for sugar cubes. I will also tell me them that the best part was how I spent most of the game bouncing the teapot off the hedges.

Being able to climb up the walls is the best part of this game. The rest is an intangible sandbox.

Because there is no proper handling mechanics, all I need to do is touch up gently while moving around. However as a game I am enjoying it. Time limit touches my adrenaline glands.

There are some seriously good effects here. Yes it's all pixels, but the animation and frame rates are amazing, and complimented well with the accompanying sound effects.

The idea is there, but without animated explosions and more originality it feels like a low quality version of a generic shooter. The shot impact audio is also very distasteful.

The programming is there, but a game contains more than programming. It needs overall composition, and that includes audio and presentable menus.

24 july... don't take longer than 60:00 mission time.

This is not something I want to waste my time on anymore. Stop submitting incomplete games that can be beaten with right click menu.

I like what you have done. It feels like something a professional company would make in early 90's. I love the atmospheric music in addition to the characterisation and mood. However for me the lack of degree freedom for firing arrows makes aiming uninspiring, and movement is a little shallow.