The last boss battle alone is harder than the full second game, but it was a good challenge.
Blast Door
November 8, 2018 –April 1, 2019
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Shoot your way through levels as you fight to open the blast doors & defeat the monster.
Watch the game: https://youtu.be/03ch-xwd2xM
Update:
There is now more than one control scheme. You can select the one best suited for you on the control page of the title screen by pressing the right arrow.
The original scheme(arrows) is altered to fit with different keyboards. Jump & shoot are now 'x' & 'c' respectively. Quit & pause for all schemes has been changed to '0' and 'space' respectively while 'c' is now used to skip the cut scenes.
All control schemes have two jump buttons. This is by design for players who prefer jump with the movement control. The ability to drop through platforms may be easier to do with the alternate jump key but can be performed no matter which jump button you press.
The player has been altered to help with game play.
The two platforming levels between the chamber levels have been edited.
Reviews
good game. last boss is pretty hard but not unfair.
The action part's fine, it's missing a little adjustment.
this game is super fun and unique! it's really hard, but i like that. the graphics and the difficulty remind me of old NES games like megaman.
Solid mechanics and good execution. Challenging, but not frustrating. Movement, jumping, and shooting balance each other nicely and work together with what is present. This is a great core game design to expand upon if you were interested in doing that. Also, great touch with the mid-air pause when shooting and the infinitely respawning enemies during the boss fights as a way to regain health. A+ game.
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- 3.32 / 5.00