Blasting Agent: Ultimate Edition
Axol Studio, LLC · 2016 · Action, Indie, Adventure, Platformer, Pixel Graphics
PC
Mostly Negative32% · 28 📈 Making a comeback 52%
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About Blasting Agent: Ultimate Edition
Trouble in Antarctica!
The Black Hand of Fate, an international Terrorist Group has constructed a secret base within the heart of a Volcano, and have built a massive army of bio-engineered soldiers and genetic monsters to take over the world! You are the only one that can put a stop to their dastardly plans. You are the Blasting Agent!
Featuring
- Classic jump-and-shoot gameplay
- A variety of levels, enemies, and secrets
- Challenging and unique boss fights
- Collectible upgrades and power-ups
- Unlockable Hard Mode with costume rewards
What's New?
- Standalone executable - no more playing in the browser!
- Fullscreen mode
- Gamepad support
- Better framerate, tweaked and enhanced graphics and interfaces (while still staying true to the original game)
- NEW Content: brand-new levels, bosses, power-ups, costumes, and music from the original composer
How to Play
- Arrow Keys to Move
- X to Jump
- C to Shoot
- P to Pause
- Up to Enter Doors
- Doors act as Checkpoints: if you die, you are returned to the last door you passed through
- Collect Gold and Defeat Enemies in each level to earn Rewards. Collect at least 90% of the gold and defeat 90% of the enemies to unlock a new power-up in each level. Collect 100% in Hard Mode to unlock a costume from each level.
- Keybindings and Gamepads configurable in-game
System Requirements
- A working Windows PC
- Keyboard + Mouse
- Gamepad (Optional)
About
Released in December, 2009 as a Flash game, the original Blasting Agent was one of the first games made with the first version of Flixel - an ActionScript 3 game framework. It was was praised by fans and won 3rd place in Newground's Flixel February contest in 2010.
Now, the game has been converted over to HaxeFlixel, a cross-platform, open source, free game development framework, retouched, tweaked, and cleaned up to create the definitive version of this classic game.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Crashes all the time in hard mode, as described in a lot of the reviews here. DO NOT BUY - the devs ghosted this game and pretty much ran while they were still ahead.2 found this helpful
https://youtu.be/FYHQq5b_s4U Player balance is tilted far to heavily in favor of the hyper aggressive enemies who's limited AI will rush the player down.1 found this helpful
It's... fine? I've completed Normal mode with great frustration and will not be going for the Hard Mode achievements or whatever the hidden achievements may be. It feels more like an extended demo than a real game due to the awkward movement mechanics (double tapping left or right sometimes glitches and sends you flying in one direction to your doom) and awful enemy AI. Enemies will more often than not just run toward you and fall to the depths below. I *would* say to their doom, but they don't die. They just fall down however many sections until they stop (sometimes into lava that will damage you but won't kill them). Probably this game's greatest sin is the complete lack of invincibility frames after being damaged. It can be annoying when facing regular enemies, but against most bosses it is an absolute nightmare. If you see it on sale for $1 and you *REALLY* want to give it a shot... sure, go for it. But it's not worth the asking price of $2.99. Like I said, it feels more like an extended demo than anything else.
This game is a octo PANOMEDIA suckface in a germanlized cakes crack hole
This game is a difficult platformer that, despite having long levels, a health bar, and the traditional structure of enemies within levels, feels like Super Meat Boy. It's not as hard, but it requires a lot of dodging of obstacles and focusing on collectibles. It's good! Give it a shot.
It was unfair
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