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Reviews for "Gyossait"

all got to say is.....

wtf i have no idea what to do but i know that this is a fun game once yo et into it so ill give you a 7

wow...

scary,but anwesome...

SPOILERZ

The story is this- SPOILER ALERT-SPOILER ALERT

Gyossait and Oyeatia were lovers. Their love grew so strong that they became deities. Gyossiat created Earth, and Oyeatia created Humanity. Oyeatia planted the humans on Earth as a gift. The humans were considered pitiful and worthless by Gyossait, but eventually, they began to neglect her creation, letting it spoil (pollution) and struck most of them down. Oyeatia Filled with greif for his beautiful creation, and struck down Gyossait. She fell to the Earth, and peices of her flew everywhere,but her essence fell into the core of the Earth. Oyeatia beheaded himself as a god, and fell to Earth, mortal, this being the only way to get her back. Uzaza, being the mid game smiley-boss, found her heart. Like others, he abused the power and became a monster. As a side note, when gyossiat died, so did most of the Earth, end the non-attacking humans are survivors trying to, well, survive. anyway, that is why you see a heart after you kill Uzaza. The remaining humans that were strong enough learned magic (The red shooters) the green blokes were made by uzaza. The reason you don't die forever at any given time is that tree that gyossiat grew out of hope you might free her, or perhaps to eternally trap you in a loop of suffering. Everything else seems pretty straight forward.

nice game

my only problem is its a little hard to follow but still a good game

Needs optimization

Gameplay was too twitchy, character seemed to awkwardly jerk forward rather than walk, scrolling was also twitchy and off, jumping was also awkward and jump height seemed random most of the time. I loved the sound, art, and style but the basic gameplay and control needs some tightening up