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The idea I was going for was using the environment as a way to destroy the enemies.
-=INSTRUCTIONS=-
Press buttons to activate traps.
Destroy all robots to complete the level.
You have limited button presses and time per level.
Thank you for playing
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 68% |
| #94 | Overall | 3.81 |
| #95 | Mood | 3.67 |
| #98 | Graphics | 4.03 |
| #101 | Audio | 3.66 |
| #109 | Fun | 3.74 |
| #218 | Innovation | 3.63 |
| #543 | Humor | 2.72 |
| #702 | Theme | 3.17 |
Comments
Beautiful presentation. Love the style, and the fact that the game is instantly playable without reading any long description.
I think the playability would even be higher when I could click near the trap instead of the red trigger. Then I would have more time to think about using the right trap instead of trying to hit the trigger with the mouse.
Pretty good! Epic graphics and music =)
Good luck!
(The 3 level is so fucking hard hahhaha)
Really nice game, I had lots of fun playing it.
Also, holy shit, the third level...
Reminds me of Hotline Miami, but it doesn't feel like a rip-off (as Hotline's top view wasn't new either), but rahter a fresh take.
After some tries I couldn't click anything, so I had to restart the game. Beside that I think this game was cool looking and fun to play.
Incredible visual style and an original gameplay mechanic. Super hard though; would've loved more time and maybe a few more button presses. But really cool and worth expanding I think.
Very challenging and super cool Idea. Sound design is awesome. I like how music get faster with less time. I wish I had more shots and Time to shot some more. Level 3 is really hard.
Nice concept and very very hard game, a tutorial or some levels to slowly learn the mechanics would have been nice. Nice sounds and music.
Fun! And also great mechanics. I can see why some people think it's off-theme as you're actually using something that could be considered as a weapon, but the overall concept is definitely unconventional. Game was fun and it felt polished.
Really great concept well implemented, with some good level design and challenge to boot. Great entry!
Nice concepts. Took me a few tries to beat the third level. I found a bug though :( I beat the third level with my last click and I didn't get the star.
Really great execution and polish. Not sure it's all that unconventional but I quite enjoyed it. I only wish it was longer.
Cool game, with a very challenging mechanic. Took me a few tries on level 3 but finally beat it. Sound is relly nice.
Graphics is great, gameplay is fun!
But a little off-theme.
Wow, really interesting idea! The third level was very difficult! :D
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You should check this entry which had a similar-ish idea : http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-32/?action=preview&uid=40087 :)
Apart from that, cool idea (slightly off-theme maybe), very well made and rewarding. It's damn hard though x).