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| this is very neat but it feels too generic for me by Bananadine 08/23/2007, 8:35am PDT | ||||
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| I like a game with more character--i.e., one in which not everything feels like it was randomly generated. Warning Forever is impressively fun for such a one-trick game design but a few aspects of it become annoying to me and there is no avoiding them since every fight has the same basic components. It's hard to aim well with that D-key mechanism while also dodging; I'd rather do it Crimsonland-style with the mouse, or Smash TV-style with a second set of arrow keys (even accepting the limitation to cardinal directions). And it angers me that my efforts to destroy a ship's weapons often actually make the ship more powerful, by causing arbitrary green components to begin belching swaths of gray twin-shots from invisible portals. If those shots weren't quite so all-encompassing, or even if the portals were merely made visible, I'd be a lot more satisfied with this mechanic.
My favorite of these games is still Tumiki Fighters. |
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Warning Forever: Best freeware shooter ever. by 02/26/2007, 10:32am PST  Loving it. Thanks. NT by 02/28/2007, 4:00pm PST very fun and addicting by 03/05/2007, 10:33am PST this is very neat but it feels too generic for me by 08/23/2007, 8:35am PDT TF is making it's way to the wii! by 08/23/2007, 12:29pm PDT Re: TF is making it's way to the wii! by 08/24/2007, 5:30pm PDT Dragon Spirits by 12/26/2007, 12:48pm PST This game sucks and so does Dragon Saber NT by 12/26/2007, 2:23pm PST There's a blatant homage/rip-off on Xblah called "Infinity Danger" NT by 06/03/2012, 8:45pm PDT World ranking 1 is only boss 12? NT by 06/03/2012, 9:28pm PDT |
