wonShot
Didactricks · 2020 · Shoot 'Em Up, Top-Down Shooter, Bullet Hell, Tower Defense, Puzzle
PC
Positive90% · 29
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About wonShot
Story
It's your first day at the Galactic Federation of Several Planets, and your job is to destroy as many enemy ships as possible with a giant laser. Seems simple enough. The federation seems nice enough, but it does feel a little strange that they can be so cheerful about causing such wanton destruction. Well, as long as you get paid it will be fine. Right?
Gameplay
Like the name implies in wonShot you get ONE shot. One shot each level to find the perfect spot to fire your laser and blow up as many enemy ships as you possibly can. Create massive chain reactions with numerous types of bombs, ships, and environmental hazards to utterly annihilate the rebel fleet. Be careful though, you need to reach a minimum score per level or you WILL be terminated.
Features
- 99 playable levels.
- 3 unique game modes
- Various power-ups and bonus objects scattered throughout each level.
- Amazing pixel art portraits for NPC characters who guide you through the campaign.
- Global leaderboards
- Extreme explosions!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Great little game simple but fun2 found this helpful
Great indie game with classic arcade sensibilities. Really good sprite work and sound design with a deceptively nuanced point to make with its straight-forward story. Five dollars well spent for a night of solid entertainment. Loved it.1 found this helpful
Won Shot is a deceptively simple Missile Command style game where you attempt to defend your space station by destroying attacking spaceships with a giant laser that can only fire once per level. Take your time and line up the shot, wait for the enemy ships to line up and... ZAP! Lots of fun, and definitely worth trying if you are into space games.
its really really bad dont waste your time honestly
Based on playing the first 21 levels of the story mode (they're quick): waltzed through most of them quite easily. Then level 21: attempt after attempt waiting for the RNG to line up to get both the one bonus asteroid and a bomb to line up without too much lost to friendly fire... it doesn't feel like a tailor-made experience :/ The basic gameplay loop isn't good enough and nothing else can save it from what I saw. I didn't bother testing the other mode (constructor?).
Randomized placement will never work in anything that can only be called a puzzle game
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