Kill The Monster

Crimsonland 'clone'. Not as polished, but still fun. - Like Crimsonland, sometimes you just need the right RNG to win a level. It does get easier when you unlock more weapons and power-ups, as your total chance for a drop seems to increase. But unfortunately the power-ups disappear way too fast IMO, (and there's no flicker or indication that it's almost gone), and enemies can just be all over such that it's impossible to get to most of the drops - at least in later levels. - Bad AI. This is probably the biggest issue with the game: All enemies move directly towards your current position - making every enemy essentially identical and your movement options are more strictly limited (mostly circling around backwards). This also makes it so any pick-ups they drop are impossible to collect without taking damage. Contrast that with Crimsonland which has (some) enemies with a set route until attacked (meaning they'll at times be moving away from you allowing you to get into a better position or have more options to position yourself). +UPDATE! - I think the dev may have updated this game. I've noticed now since playing not all of the enemies will target you to begin with. But most will,…