Breakout Epilepsia

Cool and fun simple game with good soundtrack. Hope for the next they improve the ball physics.

A very unique spin on Breakout. The additions and tight levels make for exciting, short rounds. The boss battles are great for breaking up the monotony, and the infinite mode adds some fun replayability. Good work.

Boobs (sfw) + visual novel + flashing lights + mediocre retro arcade gameplay. At the very least you could support mouse and touch screen as input devices. Especially for the breakout component of the game it's a lot more intuitive to play with a pointer then with an arrow key slash joystick. But of course the gameplay is not really much of the draw. Also, you seem more interested in insulting reviewers than making your game better.

Dev has some serious BREAKdowns over taking criticism. They quite literally take the time to respond to every single negative, and often times positive reviews, to lambast any and all good faith critique in favor of the good ol "that was intentional" and "user error". This is very, and i mean very obviously the first project that this person or team has ever taken the time to actually make and put out there for the world, and it is worth applause that they have taken that first step into being a game dev, but to immediately expect not only to get everything perfectly right on your first try but to also massively discredit and insult anyone who tries to insist that this game has so much as very minor problems, when in all actuality is is bleeding faults from the first 5 seconds is just insidious and gross. It is truly a testament to the platform steam is and the audience it has curated that a small nothing project that would have been buried under hundreds just like it on Itch.io or elsewhere has found such a widespread reception at all here. That fact makes it further insane to me how you would take the time to incessantly bring up your despisal of the people in the steam communi…

If you've ever wanted to see what it's like to be an epileptic gooner with no control over a ball in space, this is the perfect game for you seizures out of 10

Went in not expecting much and I ended up really liking it. I feel like there's a ton of potential here and it's obvious that a lot of passion went into making this. It's clear that a lot of heart went into making this. Aesthetically, it kind of reminds me of those surreal, experimental flash games that you would find on Newgrounds back in the mid 2000's. I really miss those types of games, so this is exactly the type of thing that I have been craving ever since flash died. Honestly my biggest complaint is that it left me wanting more. The final boss was the obvious highlight of the game for me. The music, gameplay and visuals on display there were all phenomenal. There was a really great feeling of tension that built up over the course of the fight, and the amount of health the boss had felt intimidating without being tedious. The rest of the game wasn't bad by any means, but that final level really impressed me. Also the black, white and red color palette looked the best IMO. The story is quite basic and that's to be expected for a game that's less than an hour long, but I really liked the themes and aesthetics going on. I think there's an interesting story being developed and …