Red Man

This is a pretty fun game, I'm surprised it has no reviews. It is extremely hard though and pretty confusing. The game constantly punishes you and it's hard to tell if you're playing it the way it's meant to be played. Definitely worth checking out for people who are up to a challenge.

Fantastic experience for the price from what I played so far. Clever themes and evocative of old-school games beyond just the graphics and controls. I can't even say this game being confusing and difficult is a bad thing since it becomes part of the game's themes and overall feel. If you hate games where the fact that they're unfair is "part of the point," maybe skip this one, but for those that like to feel their games as well as play it, for the price, this game is very high quality. And be glad there's no walkthroughs for the game - working your way through it on your own terms is one of the most fun and satisfying parts of the game.

Red Man is a small indie action game that focuses on simple combat, movement, and overcoming challenges through quick gameplay. It keeps things straightforward, putting the player into a world where the main goal is to survive, fight, and progress without relying on complicated systems. The biggest strength of Red Man is its simplicity. The game is easy to understand and does not waste time with unnecessary mechanics. Players can quickly learn the controls and get into the action, making it suitable for short play sessions. The gameplay has some enjoyable moments, especially when movement and combat come together. Learning how enemies behave, improving your timing, and getting better at handling situations can provide a satisfying feeling of improvement. The game also benefits from having a clear identity. The simple concept and focus on a central character give it a direct arcade-like feel. For players who enjoy smaller indie games that focus on one main idea, this straightforward approach can work well. However, the biggest issue is the lack of depth. While the core gameplay is functional, it does not always develop enough over time. More enemy variety, upgrades, level change…

First of all I found it great I loved the mechanics and puzzles. ... but does anyone know if there is an alternative ending I have finished it more than once trying different things but I always saw the same ending. There is not much information on the internet does anyone have information about it?

Definitely a hidden gem! The simplistic art style works well and the puzzles are fun, and the game runs very smoothly. The game is difficult and unforgiving. My only real issue was with the part where [spoiler] you're trying to get through the military. The section is incredibly difficult, and it seemed like nothing I did got my crowd to actually attack without me getting shot. That much is fine, I enjoyed the challenge, except that every time I died it would take forever to build my army up to attack again. I would respawn, and half the time I would run through several screens without running into anyone, and would just run into a police officer completely helpless. Then I'd need to go hide in a building and occasionally peek my head out to see if I could actually recruit anyone helpful without getting killed, then go back to hiding. Even when I could recruit a few people it took a long time of aimlessly running around to get my full army back. At that point it became a bit boring and frustrating, and I just wanted to be able to attempt the attack. [/spoiler]. Other than that segment, I loved the game, and will absolutely recommend it to my friends!