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Update: Gamepad or Keyboard / Mouse for Single Player, fixed bug with angles, aim, and dash mechanic!
Hazardisc is a Single-Screen Action/Fighting game with single player and two player local competitive modes. You can play with the Keyboard or Xinput Gamepads, no need to toggle between the two the game will recognize which input you are using.
In the future Disc Golf becomes the national past time, as rules and regulations evolved so have the tools. Now the Flying Disc uses a solid metal frame and doubles as a weapon, more commonly referred to as a Hazardisc. A once harmless recreational activity has now become one of the most exciting and brutal sports society has to offer!
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Ratings
 | Coolness | 90% |
| #128 | Fun | 3.69 |
| #137 | Audio | 3.52 |
| #208 | Overall | 3.58 |
| #228 | Graphics | 3.65 |
| #352 | Mood | 3.17 |
| #522 | Humor | 2.76 |
| #725 | Innovation | 2.85 |
| #933 | Theme | 2.75 |
Comments
The bouncing mechanics look like a lot of fun, I'll have to try this with a P2 some time.
Thank you! It was definitely designed with a Gamepad in mind, when I got around to working on keyboard controls I had short time and a bunch of issues lol. I'm going to try to make a hotfix for keyboard + mouse aiming in Single Player at least.
yeah keyboard controls basically don't work (shoot and melee not responding) - but I killed a bunch of dudes by jumping on their heads, so that works. Cool game!
Pretty great, looks like it could be a lot of fun with 2 players. If I had one complaint, it would be that the targeting cross-hairs are really hard to see.
Nice Game! Controls were fine using the controller. Graphics are cool, pacing is right and enough content for 48 hours, although a powerup would have been nice (or blocking the opponents disk with your own)
Wow, great music. Couldn't really figure out what to do ... The controls looked complicated !
Can imagine this must be good with two players.
I believe you can block their discs with your own, they are physics based.
Nice game, the control feels good! But i found a best strategy during play when the enemy is re-spawned, i just wait at the lower right, and he will just move towards me, then i just shoot to kill him lol
Nifty little arena shooter. Platforming controls a little odd, and the aiming indicator could be brighter, found it difficult to see where I was aiming. Good job though!
Really nice idea here. Wish I could have fired while moving and the controls took some time to pick up. but fun to play for sure.
Because the AI is so easy to kill, it might be more fun if there were more enemies at once.
Pretty fun playing it~! I like the bouncing bullet mechanism, good job!
Pretty fun game!! Love the double jump and wall slide/jump, and the ability to hold. I wish you can shoot through the portal (end of the map you can walk through to get to the other side but other than that it's fun! Can't wait to try with 2 people :P
Nice game, I think the dashing should go towards where your going, not towards the mouse tho, because most of the time you're aiming toward the enemy, but don't want to dash toward him.
I think I know what you mean with the dashing, I believe I patched that playa!
I liked the arena feel to the game and how you could wrap around the edges. However, I thought the jumping was a bit off. The bouncing ball mechanic was really neat though.
Fun game. I only tried single player, but I can see two player would work well. Controls didn't feel quite fluid enough. Perhaps would be better if number of keys used was reduced.
Cool to find another 2 player 2D battler! You implemented a bunch of stuff that was on our wishlist (edge wrap on levels, AI, scoring) quite successfully.
Excellent! Technically a very strong entry. I suck at keys and mouse coordination. The AI played actually quite convincingly humanly.
I really liked the mechanic of the bouncing exploding balls. I was several times stuck in the wall. Great music and background are psychedelic, maybe a bit distracting!
A lot of fun in two-player, me and a mate had a blast! Cool concept as well :)
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Fun game. The controls were a bit awkward to manage. Good job all around!