Strike Force Heroes 2
The explosive sequel to the hit game Strike Force Heroes!
3.92 / 5.00 7,723 Views
Obsolescence
Defeat the enormous mechanical beasts--and become one of them.
4.00 / 5.00 40,437 Views- Score:
- rated 4.35 / 5 stars
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- Genre:
- Action - Platformer - Other
- experimental
- story
- art
- hate
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Author Comments
I wanted to build something confrontational, that would engage players to give thought to what they are doing both in and out of game.
The result is 'Loved' - a short story in the form of a flash platformer.
Updates
1. It should be much easier to perform precise drops now
2. Resurrecting inside walls should no longer be possible
3. Slope-related glitching should no longer occur
4. Added a small secret
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 10, 2013
Very interesting. If you're the submissive personality, you'll do everything the voice says. And the voice loves you all the more for it. The voice loves to be in control, and loves to control you. And so does the relationship work, so to speak.
On the other hand, if you ignore everything the voice says, it will call you terrible things, certainly, but in the end, the voice is simply scared that you'll leave them. The voice loves you, that's why it tells you, that's why it knows what's best for you, even if it's not actually better. The voice is the classic control freak; insecure in themselves, and therefor insecure in all others. Through control, the risk of being abandoned is, in the mind of the controller, slim.
From personal experience, I can say there are many women (maybe men, but I've never been that involved with one) who want their partners to be controlling. It's a very strange thing, methinks, wanting to be controlled. But if that's what you like, who's to say you're wrong? Great social experiment, author. Most definitely opened my eyes, and many other's. Kudos.
Rated 5 / 5 stars July 2, 2010
oh wow
i keep reading people spout relationship stuff but i felt like it was comentary on whatever gods that be.
Rated 5 / 5 stars June 18, 2010
Very Good
however i couldn't understand why when i did everything it said
i found my self in an extra level and at the end the question: are you a boy? no you are a man
wtf?
was this extra level the "added a small secret"?
Rated 5 / 5 stars June 20, 2010
Hmm...
I think when you disobey, he tries to blind you, and if you obey, he tries to guide you.
Disobeying looks colorful and good at first, but then you realize what is happening.
Brilliant game.
Rated 5 / 5 stars July 11, 2010
Interesting...
Great game! The first time I played I obeyed and did what I was told because I thaught I would be rewarded somehow. After realizing that the cake was a lie, I replayed it and only obeyed when it was reasonable to me. This game really made me think. Anyways, great job!