BumSlayer

no... just.... no. dont spend money on this, dont keymailer it... spent 12 minutes, got a headache, felt like i wasted my time.

Updated: Look the game originally needed some fixes and the developer said ok I got you and went to work on it. Check out my updated review here and maybe compare it to what it was when I first picked it up https://youtu.be/FDcThzJCkfc Original: There is potential here but some things need to be addressed. The idea is great but core gameplay is really at the heart of it. Full review here:https://youtu.be/h-r7dBg9-TU

Starting moves are basic, with a main punch you'll be using constantly, a finisher attack that punches enemies lying on the ground after being knocked down by the main attack, and a jump that isn't particularly useful. However, that's not the whole arsenal, because you can buy upgrades with money collected throughout the stages. There's no story, just a linear collection of stages in which you have to defeat all enemy waves. The first wave starts with one or two enemies, and each new wave adds more. Enemy variety is limited, as you'll be fighting the same type for most of the game, while each stage introduces one new variant that is a bit tougher and fights back with different moves. Constantly hitting enemies fills up a style bar, which heals you when the stage ends if your style is good enough. What you need to focus on first is collect money icons scattered around each stage. The other collectible is hearts that replenish your health, but you can leave them until you really need them because no new collectibles appear until you enter a new stage. The stages are small rooms and corridors with quite a few details, but you can't interact with or destroy anything. Your first run …