Core Rescue

Hello, Davis and co. This is Dmytri. I am glad to see that you guys completed this only within the year. I am enjoying this incarnation of the game, all most as much as I enjoyed testing its early versions, though I will not spare you my feedback now, since you were so eager for it then. Since the music was so essential to the conception and design of the game I would strongly urge you to start the game at a standard volume setting, especially because the controls on keyboard are initially difficult to navigate. I would fix those controls, as well, allowing for the possibility to use directional buttons and the Space and Shift keys as an option. Some of the graphics feel a little campy, but I'm thankful that you kept the Illuminati Pyramids. You do well to heed the Word of the Tree. On that note, I should all so note that the game would benefit from some voice acting during the dialog entries, only because unlike other shoot-em-ups it's easy to lose track of the Core's Message and its many nuances when the screen is all ready scrolling to your doom. I take it that the Core is supposed to be menacing and mysterious, but this fades a little TOO well into the success of the actual…

hey brother this is really fun so far its a classic bullet hell. :) my only complaint is the sound balance, the boss projectiles are really loud compared to the music.

good, unpolished, simple bullet game, has an old design feeling.

Got this game and decided to get it and have no regrets!! For the price how can you say no to that, I mean 99 cents!! It's Basically free! The gameplay was easy and the music was superb, 10/10 would recommend. No uwu so I shall just cease!!