Seconda

Seconda: APaT is a really interesting game to try for everyone, starting from people who never touched a game in their life to the real nerds of gaming, and i can recommend it for multiple reasons: the scenarios, which might seem simple, are super effective; the characters have unique appearance as well as catching lines; the story, which might not be set in a real historic time, has a touch of reality to it; the music that matches perfectly with all the scenes in its simplicity and much more. Adding up to all, the game was made by one single person, from the very basics of game design, to the music and all, it might not have the perfection of the big-industry game, but has all the love and passion of one single talented young man who is putting himself into the challenge, it deserves attention just for the effort that it has into it. Hopefully more people can get to touch and try Seconda: APaT, not just now with its very short and simple gameplay, but also in the future with further updates and more content to it. Proud of the amazing work! Keep going Co'! <3

A charming little indie game with retro-style graphics. Overall, it’s a really enjoyable experience, but a few quality-of-life improvements would make it even better. For example, adding a color change to the health icon when you’re low on life would make it much clearer and more intuitive during gameplay.

Played through twice, and my final judgement is that this game has some interesting ideas but with questionable execution. Wouldn't recommend it personally, but it's a short and free game so we can't be too hard on it. The aiming is fine for what it is, although due to friendly fire being a thing, I was able to get some enemies to kill each other XD When you change maps, you can see decorations and events appearing/disappearing just before the fade to black which is kind of odd. This is because many maps like the apartments and the clinic corridor, are actually just one map that changes dynamically based on where you are. But why making it like this instead of just making multiple maps? It must have been a nightmare to code, I bet. The idea of randomizing some items and decorations is cool I admit (especially for a short game like this), but there's not much variety on what you can find. Mostly you'll find pistol bullets and be maxed out way before the [spoiler]"final boss".[/spoiler] Speaking of, the [spoiler] "final boss" (if we can even call it like that) is pretty boring. You just stand in one spot, pressing a button every now and then and sometimes using an item from the m…