Bouncy music
In my PERSONAL opinion...The music did not fit the basis of the game.
It was fun for about 2 minutes.
I will try and go back and play it again later.
Reviews for "'Neonoids"
Good!
Nice job you have done. I like how everything is neon-green. The backround, if you look at it closely, you can see the switch between the colors. You might want to change that.
It was a great game to play. Keep it up!
Alright game, for a while
It's good in the same ways that Neon is good: Good graphics, tight gameplay, and reasonably difficult. However, I had two real qualms with the game: First, the music cuts off after a while, which is not that big a deal but something you might want to look into. Second, the pink X's are unbearably tough. When they actually lower down their shields, it's only for half a second or so, then they simply raise it again. Usually, whenever one of those comes out, I fire shots at it in the hope that I catch it lowering its shield and dodge the reflected shots for about a minute, then I finally give up and ram it. And the game gets really critical if you die to one of those.
Alright.
It's fun, basic and easy to pick up and play. But when someone dies, you don't want to see "Are you bad at all video games?" And all that shit. If you want people to respect you, and your skills, don't be a dick to them, if they can't beat your games.
Disarray-yarrasiD responds:
lol, sry I thought It was just a fun joke, you must have gotten all the bad ones (its random), because there are some pretty kind consolidating ones as well.
I'll keep it in mind for future games though.
Enjoyable for a little while.
I thought it started off pretty well, the movement graphics played hell with my eyes for a little bit, but I quickly adjusted. Other than that, I found the graphics pretty plain. The grey backround wasn't that inspiring and there wasn't much variety in the other stuff that was used.
The controls were good, it felt nice controlling the ship with the mouse rather than the keyboard, it would have been nice to have some keyboard alternatives in there. From my view, the lack of a pause button makes it suffer a little, since you pretty much have to start over if you need to go away for more than a few seconds.
Sounds were good too; the music and effects had a very retro feel to it, and considering how old the asteroid-like gameplay of it is, it fits in perfectly.
The game as a whole also suffers from a lack of variation. Once you've done a few stages, there's nothing really there to make you want to keep going, or anything that makes you want to go back to it after you've stopped playing.
It's not that bad though. Kept me going for a few minutes.