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Reviews for "Kentucky Space Battles"

fun n entertaining

I was pleased with this game, except everytime I try to play it seems I get interrupted by IM, but that's not bad. The whole basis of the game cracks me up, and it makes me mindful of those good old atari day(sigh) oh well good work, nice creative spin on an old idea! Good Luck in the future, keep cultivating the creativity!

kinda boring

anyways itf ok...ilike killing chickens

nice work reminds me of the first nitendo

nice work pretty fun, but its kind of hard to aim at oponent planes but thats just part of the game. reminds me of old nitendo graphics, aahhh the old days. overall very good game

not bad... reminds me of a game i played...

this reminds me of a shareware game i once played called sopwith... and also a game for the old
ti-99/4a called parsec

anyway very good work... i liked it...

-Link

Really good.....could be better

It's pretty obvious you were trying to make an updated (albeit very kooky) version of the classic IBM game "Sopwith". That's a very good game and I'm really glad to play an updated version of it. However, here are my gripes:

1. the control scheme kinda sucks....no wait it REALLY sucks. Even when you have the plane flying in the other direction (right-to-left as opposed to left-to-right) the controls don't invert in kind. you still have the left arrow to slow down, the right arrow to speed up, etc.

This is VERY disorienting in the middle of some of those high-speed dog-fights you have us going through. I think you should have the control scheme of Sopwith (i.e. right and left arrows to climb and dive depending on the direction you're flying in, up and down arrows to flip the plane up-side down. Ctrl and space would control the weapons and my own personal adjustment, make the two shift keys or two similarly placed buttons control the plane's speed.....or just give us the option to configure our own damned controls. ;)

2. This game needs sound...One of the things I really liked about Sopwith was that PC speaker rendition of "Off we go (into the Wild Blue Yonder)" whenever you crashed....even if you just have an Mp3 playing in the background it would be a big improvement....come to think of it....I'll play my own damned Mp3's. Never mind... ;) You could throw in some sound effects, though.

All in all, good game...continue improving it.