Cluster Dust

I think Dr. Evil will be happy with this device. As my first play was with kbm, I felt like I needed the mouse to control the destination of shots... or perhaps be used for a special "orbital strike" kind of weapon. I'd much prefer this instead of only being able to point the turret with the arrow keys. If you do somehow set up multiplayer (co-op, points duel, or deathmatch, etc) you're going to need moar wepons. Anyway, excellent job and worth the 99 cents.

The gameplay is lovely. Just the right balance of accessibility and challenge. The story moved me to tears. Simply exquisite. Also, this game helped me reconnect with my estranged father. Bravo Vince.

This is an ultra simple twin stick top-down survival shooter where you control a laser equipped Roomba and waves of green, yellow and red dust bunnies swarm towards you. See how long you can survive, because the developer didn't bother doing level design or anything creative like that. We've come a long way since Space Invaders where it used to be okay for difficulty to just keep increasing in the hope the player runs out of quarters for the arcade machine. This looks and feels like an asset flip but it seems they genuinely did make a "game" that's so simple and underdeveloped it's indistinguishable from a demo. Also, there's no mouse support, controls are fixed, so you have to use WASD and the arrow keys to move and aim. Did they develop this on a PC without a mouse? This barely qualifies as a game, so thumbs down. [quote][url=https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/store/reviews]Developer Response![/url][/quote] The developer has weighed in to inform everyone they didn't read the [url=https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/store/reviews]Developer Usage Rules[/url] for Steam "partners", or they deliberately ignored the part where Valve says "Though it may be tempting, not e…

Extremely simple and get's boring quickly but it's only a dollar and it's pretty well made so.

Good game if you need to need to kill time.

Neat little casual shooter right there. I'm usually off the smaller, indie casual games, as most look like (or are) cashgrabs, with visibly little effort put into them... However this little gem here not only looks super slick for its category, but actually plays nice... and provides fun! Could use a bit of variance after you get many points, and aiming could use some tweaking, but overall pretty fine for day 1. I'll edit this review if there are any major updates.