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WASD or Arrows to move
Z or space to shoot
Shoot PEAS at the TURNIPS to survive...
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Ratings
| #249 | Graphics | 3.62 |
| #575 | Humor | 2.67 |
| #620 | Mood | 2.85 |
| #851 | Overall | 2.85 |
| #864 | Fun | 2.65 |
| #968 | Theme | 2.65 |
| #1060 | Innovation | 2.12 |
| #1856 | Coolness | 35% |
Comments
Pretty nice concept. it would help to have a score system, and some randomization with the enemies. other than tat, cool game.
The graphics are nice and killing turnips is pretty satifactory. The game is too easy and simple though.
Great start to a much bigger game. There's a certain character to this that, as previously mentioned, has a lot of potential.
Haha, funny theme and fun game! Took me a while to figure out how to shoot in a particular direction. Once I figured out that moving then shooting locked my aim in a direction (so I could strafe) I got the hang of it. The hit effects on the enemy (screen shake and vertical scaling) was very satisfying, and I liked the kickback on the player bullets.
Nice job!
I really would've liked a way to shoot in other directions than the one I currently face (i.e., WASD to walk, arrow keys to shoot). Also, like others are saying, the turnip AI is a bit too simple.
Too bad they didn't try to run into the grinder, now the game lacks a bit of challenge. Graphics were good and the gameplay was solid. Cool entry!
Graphics are actually pretty awesome, love the models.
Aiming with the mouse would have felt more natural for me, turning to shoot was a bit tricky.
Interesting game concept. It seems as though throwing food at enemies always works out(look at my game :D). I found the game pretty easy though because the radishes didn't really chase me and it was really easy just to spam food throwing. I bet with a little more time you could make it really cool though! Good job
graphics are nice but the controls were too hard - would be better using mouse for aiming and shooting - i made a food fight game too so thats why i played this one - nice job
I'm interested in seeing this as an action/adventure game. I tried to walk into the corridors more than a few times.
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It'd be really nice if the evil turnips didn't always come at you in single file, it makes standing still and holding down space the best way to win. A little randomisation or patterns in their motion would go a long way. They don't walk into the grinder either which is a little disappointing.
Everything looks great though, it's a solid base for 48 hours. Lots of potential :)