Trans Agent X

This game should not even be in categories next to Nuclear Throne and Enter the Gungeon. this game is a slog to play. It's just not fun. The difficulty curve for each level is so steep it might as well be a flat cliff. The bosses are all so easy, except for the final boss, which relies solely on luck to win. "Bullet hell" is right, but it's not fun at all. A good bullet hell is Nuclear Throne, or Enter the Gungeon. Nuclear Throne is $5 more, but atleast you get a playable game out of it. I beat the game this time, the last time i played one of this person's games, someone in the comments of my review got so mad at me. So, i beat this one. This is 19 minutes of my life i will not be getting back.

A fun and important game. Gameplay is mostly about avoiding getting hit, dodge dodge, dodge. Can be quite difficult, but stick with it and you'll beat it for sure. There are alarming quotes from norwegian health workers malking wildly inappropriate statements and question to and about their trans patients.If you think it will upset you, you can just focus on the rest of the game.

Fun little Game. The cost of the game might be too high for the length of playtime. But I feel its more like supporting an indy dev than justifying the price. Worth it

Very fun, and short game, obvious trigger warnings for those who need to be aware, but it comes from the in-game enemy. I love changing how my character looks on the move. The music is very good as well. If you are trans,like myself, or an ally, I suggest playing this to let out some frustrations or even just to pass the time. TRANS RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS!

[i]playthrough is in progress and, given the difficulty, might remain in progress.[/i] [b][i]Trans Agent X[/i][/b] is a hardcore bullet-hell rogue-like in a sci-fi post-apocalyptic setting. It highlights the obstacles the trans people face when interacting with the (Norwegian) healthcare system. The gameplay objectives consist of collecting quest items in a square arena while dodging the projectiles and hostiles, who represent the bigoted healthcare workers, then surviving against a boss for a specific amount of time. The protagonist is customisable (0-3 on the numpad), though the options reset on reload. There are pickups, such as health restoring items and shields. No difficulty or accessibility options are present. The controls are comfortable (WASD or arrow keys for movement), though not rebindable. The progress is saved between the levels. Tapping Esc twice, like one would do to pause and resume a game, leads to the Main Menu, which might be convenient, though not common. The graphics and sound design are clear, stylish, and expressive, and the animations are very fluid.

Terfenstein was pretty fun. This...not so much...