BackDoor- Door 1
You find yourself in a strange house with only a man on the phone as a guide.
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Action adventure game with nazi enemies in the second world war.
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X - shoot (keep it pressed)
ARROW KEYS - move
C - call allies/reinforcements (if you have any)
Q - exit level
0 - mute
-/+ - adjust volume
P - pause
M - menu (map only; you can select allies from here)
Traitor puts you into the shoes of a soldier of the Augustan Hegemony, forced to rise up against your former masters after you're ordered to do something you simply cannot accept. Explore the Aventinus Complex, complete missions, upgrade your ship and gather allies until you can overthrow the tyrants who have brought such misery to the people.
[Note: If you're playing in Firefox and experience odd control problems, try switching to Chrome or Opera.]
[Current version: 1.7]
TIPS:
1. The game opens up after the 4th mission, when you reach the map.
2. Upgrades are available in shops on the map screen.
3. The menu allows you to see your stats, achievements and allies.
4. If a mission is too difficult, try playing a different one and upgrading your ship.
5. In some situations, survival is more important than destroying all enemy ships.
MEDALS:
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Reviews
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars March 28, 2012
Great old school-like game, but the 'More Famous Than Jupiter'- achivement is impossble to earn because if you completely do all missions, you get 245 / 250 reputation points. Oddly, the other 50 reputation points of the end game level do not count. And the glitchy controls really should be fixed for Mozilla users because I don't think that many people will download a different browser just to play this game properly.
The achievement is only impossible to get if you shoot down the transports in the beginning. There are consequences to your actions.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars April 8, 2012
I couldn't stop once I got started.
First off, the score was easily my most favorite thing about Traitor! Though, a part of me wishes that there were at least a couple more to in the game to listen to, but man were they full of tension and guitar rifts~
The art design for the game was incredible! I really do love the amount of detail that was put into each art asset with such simple lines, especially the craters.
At first, the game was starting to feel a little too easy near the end but it was worth going through all of the galaxies to improve your ship and tag yourself with alliances. They weren't too much of a help, but it was worth getting them (allies 3 and 4 were the most help). I have to say, I felt pretty let down by the end bosses, they felt like normal enemies near the half mark.
I would really like to see more games from this person!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars April 14, 2012
As the person below me said the shooting is whats lacking in this game with each upgrade the bullet's should have changed to make it look better...good game all round though
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars March 25, 2012
Very nice little shooter to pass the time. The graphics were a bit minimal, but the important stuff like collision and hit boxes were spot on. My only recommendation would be to expand the difficulty summaries because there were several labelled hard, but some were many factors of difficulty higher than others under that heading. Maybe a 1-10 scale or something similar.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars April 13, 2012
Ah, a nearly flawless game. A good twist to the arcade-style vertical shooter was the exploration part. I got through the game in one sitting. Never a game on newgrounds made me do such a thing. As it was previously said, once you get all the upgrades, the game stops being challenging, but still enjoyable anyway. The music, albeit good, proves to be a bit repetitive towards the end of the game.
There should be more games like this out there, this is really a master piece.