You can't actually fire in-game, but that's okay since it seems to work better as a pure avoidance game. It's got all the makings of a 1979 game, simple yet fun!
Reviews for "B!T (2017)"
alexparr responds:
Late response, (May 30, 2022) but I was thinking of those old Plug and Plays at the time, specifically an old Pac-Man Plug and Play I had where Button A was usually marked as "Fire" in all the games I played. Even those that didn't exactly *have* a fire button!
It's honestly a good thing you guys mentioned the Fire button though because I really don't think I would be looking back at this old thing too fondly now, had I not added a gun mechanic to the game all those years ago because of all the "backlash".
Fun game! Looks like what you'd see at a real arcade! And I like the new ammo update! However I don't really like the writing. Maybe you can change it? Still, it's a really fun game! Maybe I'll make a Flash version of this once I get the hang of Flash code.
fun little arcade game. The gun mechanic felt a little useless and hard to use. Lacks any real difficulty curve.
alexparr responds:
Every 10 coins (up until 40) speeds up the enemies by 0.1 seconds. The starting number is 0.5.
The game doesn't have progressing difficulty, the fonts are a pain to the eye and the concept for it is incredibly simple and kind of boring, even for an arcade game. And the Fire button? That's just a Start button. Don't call it "Fire", that's like calling a jump "Attack". Overall, it needs a LOT of work before it can become a real game.
alexparr responds:
Yeah I was mostly thinking of those old Plug-and-Plays and how some of them list one of the buttons as the "Fire" button.