I actually feel badish for having to chose the characters freedom over the worlds safety...
Reviews for "The Great Biohazard Escape"
I have to admit that this game really frustrated me. It's mostly because the game itself had to be done in a VERY specific way. Yes, I watched the walkthrough. I had to do everything it told me in the exact order! Whatever, 50 points is a lot. It's amazing how much you can do with just two rooms.
I never would have figured any of this out. I just had to do one more thing but I kept getting that wrong. I don't even know what it was at the end that I did. I guess it deserves its status as a Ludum Dare game. I've been busy lately.
Since there're no instructions on what to do in this game, I had to rely on my instincts and simply moved my mouse around. It seemed easy as I was only collecting, combining, and using stuff. Then, I had to read more carefully the on-screen game text to figure out what to do next. When I successfully switched on two indicators to green, I was like I got this. Left with a book and a shape-shifted trolley, all I could do was keep trying. Hint: the floor was clean. And yeah, I escaped and freed the deadly alien.
Graphics and sound effects are alright.
Rather nice... But as mentioned, the protagonist is damn evil. Escaping doesn't even save him, just kills the rest of the world with him :(
axoona responds:
well look how the pandemics looks like in real now in 2020 ;)
My game isn't showing up.. just a plain black screen....