So'kay
It was ok. Pretty fun and I like the gravity machanic. The art was simple but the background was a little bland. Mabye in a sequal or somthing you could make a changing back ground. But keep up the good work.
Reviews for "Green Moon Lab"
Couldn't get past level 18
An excellent game in terms of challenge. Intro needs a skip button, though. Plus I think level 4 kind of handed itself to me somehow; you might want to look into that. But good overall; I'll give it a good score.
not bad, but flawed
music is very repetetive and the instructions should NEVER be purple on a black BG
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too hard to see
and the computer screen is pointless and takes too long
but its a decent game
Awesome game
This is a pretty awesome game. Front page material.
The game engine was solid, the level design was well done, the game was well presented with challenges and it even included a plot.
The graphics were a bit lacking, and the game was a little short, but those flaws are very forgivable, given the great gameplay.
You should try to hook up with an artist so that your games look as good as they play.
Excellent game, especially for your first
But the purple challenge is way too hard. It might be possible to complete if you reduced the goal time to 30 seconds or if you only made the gravity switch every 10 seconds. Right now it is almost impossible, and I don't feel completing it is worth it, even if you get an extra level. I wish I could get the extra level without that evil challenge. The other two challenges are easy, but the purple challenge is terrible.
The game was very good and programmed very well, though there seems to be a glitch when the camera rotates and you use the PGFM to rotate at the same time. If you use the PGFM to rotate while the camera is still rotating from another gravity field change, the camera doesn't rotate the way you expect it to.
FXcorporation responds:
Yeah maybe the purple challenge is too hard... about the glitch, it's not a glitch, the PGFM doesn't use Apollo's (that the name of the guy you control) rotation as reference point but the gravity's direction