Reviews for Hear Me Roar

[DeweyDTruman]

Let's ignore the stupidly hamfisted moral of this game's "story" for a second.

There's only two songs in the entire game, both of which are grating and unenjoyable. The gameplay is atrocious, if you can even call it that. You can beat each enemy by literally just standing next to him and holding down Z or X, nothing else. The first two enemies are literally the same thing with a different coat of paint, with the third only differing in that it moves around a little and the last regressing to standing still while occasionally dealing a bit of damage with a lazer beam. The game wouldn't be exactly fun to play even if you did make the enemies worth a damn either. Everything's horribly stiff, and looks like something made by a person who has never touched flash in their life before.

I hope this was meant to be made to belittle the arguments of those it's supposedly for because it's a shamefully bad piece of garbage that accomplishes nothing but making me think I just wasted five minutes on a flash game and ten minutes on this review.

[Tropzilla]

This was made by a girl? She should know her place and get back to sucking dick

[Fauxtaku]

It's ok. 5/5 GJGE

[Manteric]

I won't talk about the message. Also don't say that the important part of this game is the message, because there is no need to make a game about this, since the entire internet talks about femminism.
The game is the worst thing I ever "played".
All you have is to press foward and to keep your finger on the X button.
Harder levels, better AI could improve this.
Also the music is too simple. It seems it's made by a "12 years old boy".
So, also use a better composer the next time.

[cruncher3019]

Disregarding your 'message,' the game itself is fairly mediocre. I managed to go through the first level without actually attacking anything. The enemy just lost all it's HP over time from me doing nothing.

Add more feedback to make me feel like I'm impacting something when I attack and work on the collision.