TinyShot

2/10 felt like i was getting crushed with no chance even on easy and always out of ammo - janky combat - using a controller and its really hard to aim strait on the ground with guns and thats going to be a large % of your enemies - none of the achievements work - bombs are almost worthless, they wont even kill a basic enemy - you only get 2 weapons, this includes your melee that you NEED. should be at least 2 weapons that use two different types of ammo and a melee attack

I found the controls overly complex and inconsistently responsive, especially the grapple.

TinyShot was a great Indie shooter, that being said, it's a relatively short game. Ironically, I found that the survival mode was more difficult than completing the game itself. Most of my hours come from reruns, which have to be played to unlock new areas (each boss needs to be killed twice.} That being said, it was fun for a short time killer and great to purchase on a sale, I personally wouldn't get it for full price but that's just me. c:

Not bad, more silly than anything, but controls are sometimes unresponsive. Both playing with a controller and with mouse and keyboard feel weird and not enough.

TinyShot, developed by Allaith Hammed “ZAX” and published by Headup, is a fast-paced 2D arcade shooter that blends chaotic action, quirky visuals, and a darkly humorous premise into a compact indie experience. At its core, it tells the story of Tiny, a small creature who makes a pact with the devil to regain his lost horn in exchange for fame and power. What follows is a relentless barrage of shooting, dodging, and platforming as you face waves of enemies and increasingly difficult challenges across surreal landscapes. The premise itself hints at the game’s offbeat charm—an irreverent mix of myth and madness that sets the tone for its frenetic gameplay. The visual presentation of TinyShot immediately stands out. It employs a distinct art style that combines realistic backdrops with cartoonish, almost grotesque characters, creating a strange but striking aesthetic. Each stage feels like a twisted fairytale world, with organic textures and eerie color palettes that balance beauty and chaos. The animations are fluid and full of personality, bringing the game’s bizarre creatures to life with cartoonish exaggeration. The protagonist’s small stature against the sprawling backgrounds rei…

This game is unfair at best, with items that only debuff you, or even remove your lives or souls (a currency used everywhere), plus the falling enemies (which can make you lose a life if they fall on you), it isn't fun. Not recommended, unless you can enjoy these aspects, do not buy.