Agent Murphy

So firstly; the levels you can pretty much skip the fighting, just jump around a lot and you will pass the level without shooting anyone or being killed by anyone, except the occasional explosive going off. So the gunfighting is not really fun or necessary to complete levels. Secondly the boss will one tap you quickly when you eventually get to it. And when the boss kills you you have to begin that level all over again. I defeated the first boss after a few tries, but by the second boss I was tired of returning to the start of the level after being killed by one hit coming from off the screen and decided to stop playing. Yep, the second boss isn't even on the screen when he starts lobbying killer rocket-things at you, so get use to dying and having to start at the beginning of the level before a few times before you even get a glimpse of the 2nd boss. I recommend to any developer, that if you have bosses that are one hit killers, that you put some kind of save point close to them, because returning to the the beginning of the level and having to jump pass everything to get back to being one tapped again is not fun. Or at least put in a difficulty level, so I can at least see …

Agent Murphy, developed by xproject and published by KazakovStudios, is a tightly focused 2D action-platformer that embraces a deliberately demanding, old-school design philosophy. It combines precision platforming with constant gunplay, creating an experience that rarely gives players a moment to breathe. From the outset, it’s clear that the game is built around challenge rather than accessibility, aiming to test reflexes, timing, and persistence in equal measure. The gameplay centers on navigating compact, hazard-filled levels while engaging enemies using a selection of weapons. Movement and combat are deeply intertwined, requiring players to stay mobile while managing incoming threats from multiple directions. The controls are responsive, which is essential given the pace of the action, but the difficulty comes from how quickly situations can escalate. Enemies are often positioned to catch players off guard, and environmental dangers add another layer of pressure. The result is a gameplay loop that feels intense and unforgiving, where success depends on maintaining composure and reacting quickly to constantly changing conditions. As players progress, the game introduces more c…

Needs volume sliders. Sometimes the only way to survive is by memorizing level layout(instant death pits below you that you can't see). Needs a fullscreen mode because you can click outside of the game.

It's broken. I got to the end of one of the levels and it would not continue even though the music stopped. Oh well.

A platformer twin-stick shooter. It is incredibly loud with your only in game option to mute the music. Enemies can see you through walls and will fire at you long before you see them. The games performance is pretty bad with some noticeable lag or frame drops. Movement, and platforming is okay but the guns hit inconsistently as you over power enemies simply by crouching. This game is terrible.

Pixel 2D shooter with interesting gameplay and scenario.