Super Shooter

Portal meets rocketjumping. This is an excellent first-person platformer in which you must first figure out how to solve the level, then execute a complex sequence of jumps to get to the exit. It is very, very long and it gets seriously challenging later on, but always fair. There's also a story which is very simple but features awesome writing and voice acting. The game takes time to get used to it; the overall artstyle, its rare checkpoints, and the lack of a normal-jump button might be off-putting. But if you give it a chance it grows on you. These are all design decisions which made the game work, and it wouldn't otherwise. I really grew to enjoy it and my second playthrough was a lot more interesting than the first for me. I just wish the game wasn't this obscure. Its lack of marketing, the ramping-up difficulty, and the sheer length of it resulted in only 6 people in the world to have ever completed it, which includes me and the developer. It's sad. Go buy this game :)

I gotta hand it to the dev, I had a fun time. I'm accustomed to rocket jumping from TF2 and enjoy twitch-shooter-precision-platformers such as SEUM, so this was right up my alley. Graphical style was visually pleasing to look at. The puzzles were fun to jump back and forth between using your handy-dandy PowerArm, coming up with new ways to cut down on time to make it through to the ends of levels. There was just enough frustration to want to push through and keep going, but not make it feel impossible, which is key in making these precision platformers tick. The story is alright, pretty much just there for the sake of a story at all, but something that did catch my surprise was how it had voice acting. Considering the budget, I was happy that the voice acting had some personality in it. The writing wasn't half bad either. I can't quite put my finger on it, but I found the corny dialogue to be quite charming. The soundtrack was mostly the same for the entire game, but a VERY interesting detail was how the tone of sound effects changed based on the current tone of the soundtrack (took me a while to realize why the SFX kept changing randomly). I also appreciate the use of an instant t…

this game has a lot of charm by combining the Tau-Canon jumping from half life with portal testing chambers. Something that I would definetly change are the speed of the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ PLATFORMS!! WHY ARE THEY SO SLOW?? Or at least a menu button that says "reset puzzle" so I don't have to wait 2 Minutes for a second try on a platform puzzle I failed.

After 1 year since it's release, I finally got to buying a gaming laptop and playing this hidden gem! Definitely worth the purchase just to experience it for myself. I enjoyed the music, the atmosphere, the humor between B-055 (I voiced him) and N. Gineer, and the platformer puzzles which would gradually get more difficult as you progressed through different labs and through upgrading your power arm. You definitely need to think and plan out your moves with the protractor and charge strength of your arm. Some levels have different elements in them which are hinted at in the very beginning of each start of a room from a hologram board. Sometimes consisting of lasers, chargers, hour glasses, teleporters, phase walls, and more. My patience was tested many times, but once you pass a difficult section, it's very very satisfying to move forward to the next challenge. I did encounter some bugs during my playthrough where I got stuck in a place where I wasn't suppose to be in, some issues with staying still on moving platforms and I would be shaked out of it, only to fall in a pit, and a moment where a cutscene wasn't triggered. All of which could be patched. Sometimes I wish there was a…

I really, really wanted to like this. It's my kind of game, I love speedrunning, rocket jumping, etc. But I just can't recommend this game, it's just too frustrating to play because of bugs & bad design coming in the way. While trying to get through the puzzles you'll get stuck on cosmetic geometry (beams for example), have to sit and wait for slow platforms to reset and if you're really unlucky have a move'able platform get stuck or disappear completely towards the end of the game. Forcing you to reload and replay a particularly hard puzzle. Twice. Because for some reason the game only lets you save the game every 2 or 3 puzzles. Even if the bugs mentioned above were fixed, the level design isn't great. As the game progresses the puzzle rooms become huge and your arm gun becomes crazy strong; making you spend a lot of your time just flying in the air, waiting to take the next shot. It feels like the boost could have been weaker and puzzles could have been much smaller and tighter (which would have made the slow walk speed less frustrating). And often the difficulty in the puzzles comes from having to do the same somewhat tricky action 3 or 4 times with no checkpoint in between. S…

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