Not bad
Not bad, easy to beat once all upgrades were purchased. Controls should be split so that up is separate from strafe. In terms of the increase in gravity towards the surface, this is accurate. In the center of a mass you would feel no gravity but the more the imbalance of mass around you becomes by heading towards the surface the greater the pull back to the center becomes, hence the increase. Once you clear the object and increase distance, gravity weakens again.
Nice way to kill a few mins
So if the game is " unbeatable " How come I just beat it? maybe its kuz I didn't hold space from the start of the game...ya know...maybe
It was just ok
it was to short to simple not really fun but ok
3 keys means problems...
I wonder how the heck he got that jetpack? And who gives/sells all the fantastic stuff needed for the jetpack?...
I think thats a hole in plot... Anyway, its a simple yet entertaining game...
The bad thing is that you forgot about ghosting and masking problems on keyboards, so pressing 3 keys at the time wont do the trick (like mine).
So you get antigravity to the left, antigravity to the right or just upside thrust, hence, game is unbeatable.
I suggest that you let left mouse button to do the antigravity trick, besides the "buying from nowhere".
Hope you can fix that, and also why not make some kind of background story or minigame that explains how he got jetpack in first place, and where he buys things?
Until 400 something meters was funny...
To the people saying his gravity fails..
First off.. liked the game :P fun for a little while.. couldve had a longer upgrade/span.. dunno
Anyway.. to the tards saying gravity doesnt increase as you go outwards.. your wrong it does.
As your in the center of the moon.. or where hes at.. the gravity is at 0.. because the mass causing the gravity is all around him pulling equally from all sides..
As he exits the moon more and more of the planets mass will be pulling him downwards towards the center again.. untill he hits surface and continues outwards where gravities effect slowly gets smaller again..
So the way its done here is actually correct.. maybe the previous poster is thinking about the pressure inside the moon which is higher/denser at the center and gradually gets less dense as you move outwards