Shatter Point

The dev(s?) tried to make something that looks like karlson from Danny and they quite failed. The enemies are no threat and the shotgun sucks. About every parcour aspect can be solved by shotgun jump, which only works when you look down (like completly). The 2 boss enemies in level 10 and 20 are unmoving and weak. The "karlson copy" aspect of the game gets even bigger when you understand the "voice acting" was a try to receate the voice in the karlson trailer. Frankyl, the game has potential, but thats because Karlson has / had potential but due to the state it is in right now (bad weapon, bad level design, no options, weird grapple, weak enemies, ... ) i can not recommend to play it, even though it is free. Please fix some stuff and make better enemies, gun, levels, and voice acting. That said if you (the dev(s?) are only beginning to learn how to problem, i am sorry for my harsh words but his game has a lot of issues) (why is there a grapple rope at the beginning of a few levels???)

the game is crap, the grapples are needed to be hit exact and the game does not tell you that to gain speed on a wall run you have to hold c, this lead to level 3 being impossible and frustrating for a long time, I could not do four fast enough and gave up, there is not skipping levels, game sucks.

Shatter Point is a fast-paced first-person movement game that places agility and efficient traversal at the center of the experience. Developed by Drake Harkelroad and published by THE DORITOS DUDE STUDIOS, it is a small-scale indie project that concentrates on a straightforward idea: move through compact stages as quickly and smoothly as possible. Rather than building its identity around a lengthy story or complicated progression system, the game focuses on mechanical challenges where mastering movement is the main source of satisfaction. The campaign consists of 20 levels designed as short obstacle courses and testing environments. Reaching the end is only the beginning, since much of the appeal comes from returning to a stage and finding a faster route through it. Levels are brief enough that restarting rarely feels like a serious punishment. A mistake can instead become an immediate reason to try again, encouraging players to gradually memorize layouts and improve their execution. This makes the structure particularly appealing to anyone who enjoys speedrunning or chasing personal improvements. Traversal provides most of the game's personality. Players have access to running,…

controls barely worked. there are no in game settings. couldn't beat level 3 because the grappling hook didn't function at all

The game is facing a technical issue. The grapple doesn’t work in the third level, and I can’t complete the third level. To progress to the fourth level and beyond, I need to complete the third level. It would be great if there were a settings menu. Overall, the game is interesting, but unfortunately, it has a technical issue, and I hope it gets fixed with an update.

poorly made karlson wannabe, i could do better in the roblox engine