Ultimate Gear War
Join the alien war, prepare your gear and protect your base at all cost!
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Use the arrows or AWSD keys to control your character. Use the mouse to aim and fire. Press P to pause and M to mute the game. Use the number keys (1-8) or scroll your mouse to switch weapons.
There are 30 waves in total with 6 unique bosses and a total of 15 upgrades each for all 8 guns. Fight zombies accross 6 different stages with a total of 9 unique settings spanned across grasslands, cities, factories, and laboratories.In addition to this there are number of power ups unlocked by getting a large combo (by killing zombies quickly without losing pace). These include 2x gold, 2x power, 2x speed, and bonus gold.
Retro inspired pixel art graphics were used to give the game a slick and unique feel. The graphics are entirely original and includes a huge amount of content in terms of backgrounds, barricades, zombies, bosses, and a variety of armors for the main characters in addition to the games unique interface.
Reviews
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars April 27, 2012
Decent game. :)
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars April 29, 2012
This game is fun but far from perfect. The bosses are basically the same guy with a different skin and they all behave the same way, by charging head on straight towards you. The controls were precise and the merchant system is easy to use. The biggest challenge with this game is neither the zombies or the boss monsters, its the lag. In later levels the amount of lag causes the player to lose control of the character and usually ends up walking straight into the horde of zombies. The lag is similar to that of The Legend of Zelda for the NES when there were too many enemies on the screen. Other than the lag I noticed that the "P" key does not always bring up the pause menu. All in all this is a very decent game and it is definitely worth playing.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars April 27, 2012
All in all a nice and pretty game.
Two points, that could be improved:
1. If I turn of the sound, it only mutes the music, but not the sound of the guns - if I'm shooting with full-speed minigun, the hammering sound is almost gonna kill my speakers.
2. It would be really nice, if you could set the angle of dual guns, perhaps between 0° and 45°. If you want to shoot a boss with dual guns, you either have to get so close, that he can hit you as well, or you can better use the normal gun, cause the second gun will shoot far away from him.
Rated 3 / 5 stars April 26, 2012
Quite entertaining, but way too easy IMO,since fully upgraded weapons got unlimited ammo plus no reload time.
Also, combos bonuses are too easy to get.
I suggest you to make the game more difficult in general, or add "hard" or "expert" mode.
Graphics and weapons are good, maybe add some new weapons instead of "double".
4 stars -1 for the lack of difficulty = 3
Sorry if my English is bad, I'm French.
Rated 3 / 5 stars June 25, 2012
It's alright.... nothing really new and/or exciting. A little too easy, I played all the way through and only died once. And that was because the mouse stopped working for a min [damn BT mice] The guns were alright well balanced and decent cost. However, I didn't like that the "dual" guns shot in a V pattern. I would have liked the option to shoot side by side. I found my self suing the single version more often. Also, 200 starting bullets on the mini-gun???? Wayyy to little. But all and all an ok game