Cyber Chaser

If you make a sequel, remove the boss' ridiculous explosion duration. We've seen it once, and in survival it's impossible to find yourself let alone know if you're falling into a pit/spikes. One small explosion, and a large 1000 or whatever coin would suffice.

Great game, but eventually the greatest challenge becomes not being able to see your character or the surroundings because of all the coins/gems...

Nice game. But the endgame is very cluttered. I've played 21K ft in suvival and I did not know what I was doing. When fighting bosses I was constantly pressing up, unabled to collect weapons/keys/support items, because I did not know where I was.

Please add an option to hide fuel, gems and cash. That would help alot.

This quickly turns from a fun side-scroller into a there's-so-much-stuff-on-my-screen-I-can't-see-what-I'm-doing-and-it's-making-me-lag-like-crazy trainwreck. Quality toggle and gem/coin/fuel transparency or smaller icons please.

This game is the perfect example of why visual design is important in a game. After a while the game becomes impossible to see, as other people have mentioned- even in early stages, the excessive effects make it hard to keep track of what's going on. The artist for this game was a good sculptor but really needs to learn a bit of colour theory: when everything's saturated and glowing, it makes nothing stand out or look important. The coin-and-gem problem wouldn't actually be so bad if the colours weren't so bright and didn't clash so much- as it is, the player has nowhere for their eyes to rest: it feels sort of like walking into a bright room after sitting in darkness for a while, and has the same sort of effect on your perceptive ability. I've got the badges, and now I'm going to have a break from the computer until my eyes stop hurting. I'd really like this game if it wasn't for the visual bombardment, but unfortunately the issue is bad enough that I really don't want to continue.