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Daxolissian System: Cat's Eye
by 3p0ch
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Daxolissian System: Cat's Eye
Daxolissian System: Cat's Eye의 태그
설명
Fast-paced tactical RTS that’s brutally challenging if you turn the cheats off.
Remember: “The definition of insanity is continuously doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”
And you can try other levels and come back to the one you’re stuck on later; they’re all unlocked from the outset.
플레이 방법
Movement: WASD or arrows
Spawning: Numbers 1-6 (numpad or main keyboard)
Zoom: E R or 7 9 (numpad)
Pause: P (R to restart in pause screen or GameOver screen)
Camera mode: C (also re-centers if you’re already in camera mode)
Unpause / exit camera mode: U or Enter/Return
Recommended: WASD & numpad, unless you have an AZERTY keyboard then use arrows & main keyboard numbers & E/R
Tip: At the end of a level when you go back to the level select screen you can just hit enter right away to go to the next level (use the checkbox to skip the tutorial levels if you’re a real man). And you can use movement keys to navigate the menu, so there’s not much need for the mouse after the game starts.
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GeoGZ
Mar. 09, 2020
I really don't know what to think of this. On one hand, it mostly consists of memorizing the correct set of spawns every level (essentially mimicking the developer), on one hand it's actually pretty fun. I'd give this a 4/5 if it weren't for the fact that not using cheats is rage-inducing.
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I think of it primarily as a puzzle game to figure out how you need to spawn the ships, and secondarily a skill game to actually execute deployment instead of just placing them and pressing Go. In most puzzle games there's one or a small number of solutions and figuring out one that works is an expected aspect of the game. But if this approach of going for a puzzle/action hybrid didn't end up as appealing as a pure puzzle game or turned out too rage-y then that's a fair critique. Thanks for the feedback, and gratz on finishing!
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