CortexGear: AngryDroids

[h1] Dongos. [/h1]

[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]

Launches in windowed mode with strange size options and no fullscreen one, besides the Unity built-in alt-enter. The biggest issue with this game is that the presentation is an absolute disaster. It feels like one of those "graphic design is my passion" memes come to life. The tutorial was very strange. Whenever it wants you to press a key, it slows down the game in a way that doesn't feel like slow-motion but like it's limiting the frame rate. I couldn't get the "hacking" portion of it to work reliably so I moved on. The level after clicking "alpha simulation" on the main menu made little sense. The hacking has you doing basic algebra but it didn't work half the time? And that's as far as I made it. The game kills itself because it inadequately teaches the player how to play. What I was able to see, though, made it pretty clear the rest of the game wasn't going to be very enjoyable.

CortexGear: AngryDroids is a science-fiction action platformer that unapologetically caters to players who enjoy demanding gameplay and skill-based progression. Developed by JH12world and Jordan Benoit and published by JH12world, the game places players in a futuristic conflict against relentless robotic enemies while emphasizing precision, timing, and mastery over convenience. Rather than following modern trends that prioritize accessibility and constant rewards, the game embraces an old-school philosophy where success depends almost entirely on the player's ability to learn its systems and improve through practice. The game's core experience revolves around side-scrolling combat presented within a 3D environment. Players battle hostile droids across dangerous stages filled with obstacles, environmental hazards, and intense firefights. Movement and shooting require attention and accuracy, as enemies are designed to punish careless play. Every encounter demands quick reactions, and the lack of excessive hand-holding means players must adapt to situations on their own. This creates a gameplay loop that can feel rewarding when challenges are overcome, particularly for those who appr…

Don't waste your time playing this

has a really long way to go