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You are a special agent equipped with arsenal of experimental weapons...
You are tasked to kill the target, not yourself...
Control:
J to shoot
SPACE to jump
A,D and arrow keys to move
There are only 3 levels now, but I will add more later
UPDATE 1.1:
Add 2 more levels, now total 5 levels
(Only the windows version is the 1.1, mac is still the one with 3 levels)
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #125 | Humor | 3.68 |
| #134 | Innovation | 3.78 |
| #147 | Theme | 3.89 |
| #191 | Fun | 3.56 |
| #313 | Overall | 3.44 |
| #1383 | Coolness | 47% |
Comments
Pretty funny game and playable. I love that kind of puzzle games, reminds me of "This Is The Only Level". Art style is really nice to look at and goes well with the mood.
Really outstanding job!
I got a real chuckle out of this :) Great job, nice intro sequence and I loved the 'press J to fire' moment, very very funny. I would have loved a bit of audio, even just some SFXR bloops. That title sequence was just crying out for some sweet tunes! Anyway, very well done, I played to the end 10/10 would shoot self again :)
Okay this is something different. I liked the intro, reminiscent of spy films and when you shoot yourself on the title screen, than that's a good setup of what to expect in the game. For the record: I wasted 38 agents until I finally beat the game.
The graphics are simple but recognizable, the walking animation reminded me of South Park. My only gripe with this game is that the first couple of times you are guaranteed to fail, because your weapon reacts differently in each assignment, so it's always a lot of trial and error. That's okay, because that's the game mechanic (in a way it's comparable to Spelunky in that regard), but a little faster movement would have helped me, so that I just could iterate faster on the puzzles.
There's a lot of room for more puzzles in this game, you should really expand it with some more levels or combinations of different weapons but with a twist (like, literally) ;)
That was really funny and clever! It appeared as an action game but it was actually a delightful puzzle game. A great take on the theme. Awesome job!
The close zoom of the intro kind of hurts my eyes a bit but other than that pretty good game.
Was hard to figure out at first, but after that was quite easy to finish missions. Needs even more levels!
Lovely presentation and style. The puzzles were pitched nicely - just hard enough to make me think but not too frustrating. I really enjoyed playing.
Had a lot of fun, some of the weapons made me laugh, very well done.
You seriously made me laugh out loud on the title screen. That is an impressive feat. And it was indicative of the game as a whole -- charming, hilarious, and really inventive. Terrific work!
Quite funny! I didn't expected the gun to be such a disfunctional one! Awesome presentation at the beginning, I just missed some music and sounds in Windows version. Great work.
very innovative, would definitely play it again when u finish it
It's really charming! Something it the comedic factor that really hit the spot. The subversion of expectations is really good, I think you may have stumbled upon something good given much more polish :)
Love this so much, your sense of style and humour are a great asset. I was smiling from start to finish! With more levels and polish a game like this would win a lot of fans.
This game made me feel like a genius finding out these puzzles. Very intuitive. Add more levels that require jump shooting and some aim and it would be super fun!
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Must say. very funny...