DK Project
Possibly long-lost relatives of Shotgun Man, these trenchcoat-clad teams have much better things to do than shoot their classmates.
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WASD- Move
Mouse/Arrow Keys - Shoot
E - Interact
Q - Switch Weapon
Space - Inventory
M - Mute
The Captain voyages to an alien swamp in search of another of Laserbeard's treasures. The treasure is hidden in the dungeon of an ancient castle. The castle once belonged to the The Insect King, a fearsome conqueror from ancient times. You must delve into the history of the castle and battle the insectoid population of the planet in order to recover the treasure.
An episode of the Tales of the Renegade Sector series. Find more episodes here: http://renegadesector.com /games/
Portal owners can download a version to put on their site here: http://flashgamedistribut ion.com/game/Castle-of-th e-Insect-King
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars May 4, 2012
awesome game!! needs upgrades though. all cool games need upgrade!(i love upgrades) anyways hey you, below me!!! that hint is nice for the smart people,(like me. i figured it out quickly) but for the dumb ones(and the ones who are too impatiant to find it!) they arn't going to figure it out as easily. so i will give you hint 2. but this is all you get from me!! you need to hallucinate to find it!! oh and the secret requires you at least bring a lot of ammo and the super gun you get from that guy. not really but if you don't have it then you will soon wish you did!! arn't i helpful??
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars May 4, 2012
.............humm
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars May 4, 2012
i say u a part of the secret eat mushrom where u find it and then u must go .....................................
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....................server broken
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars May 4, 2012
Now For A Proper Review (going strong since July 31, 2005):
Graphics: 8.5/10---Definitely has a NES or early PC feel to it which is a great backdrop for the eerie/exploratory combination you present in this work. Sort of a Alone In The Dark + Maniac Mansion sense of spooky.
Gameplay: 7.0/10---Taking a bit off of here because of the not so clear-cut menu and the initial difficulty of switching weapons. Ran out of ammo, switched to fist, and it wasn't a clear process to re-equip the gun once I got some ammo pickups. Enemies were decent in their design and difficulty.
Sound: 5.5/10---This is just my personal opinion but the high-pitched section of the music in the outside portion (after leaving building) gets a little hard on the ears after a bit. Maybe its intended as part of the uneasiness of the mood but I found it to be more annoying and repetitive than scary. An alternative that might've worked better would be random sounds like the crashing of a tree branch or a splash or something indicating that something's waiting out of sight. That randomness spread out every minute or so in the score would have worked much better I think.
Overall: 3.5/5---Definitely potential here and this is a series so there's plenty to chew on for the next entry provided there is one in the works.
Rated 4 / 5 stars May 3, 2012
I liked this game. It wasn't one of my favorite of all time, or even the week, but it was playable. I think what made it most enjoyable was how good the graphics were. You really get the notion that you're off in a strange world. The music is also pretty cool. What I didn't like was that it seems like you were just going nowhere for the longest time.
Oh well, I guess bigger fans of this game would get further than I would. I appreciate the unique use of enemies with the beetles and insects and stuff. It's a bit out of place, but really this world is so bizarre it's hard to think of anything that would be in place. I have not been having good luck with getting medals lately. At least the games themselves are pretty fun.