Gyossait One the more incredible of short games i have ever
This was really really amazing. The character designs, backgrounds, enemies, user controls, and level designs were perfect. Many people complained about the gameplay, such as hitting the walls and sides, but i think these features of the code are quite accurate as to what happens when a person with high velocity and some angle collides witha cieling, or with the side of a platform. I thought the controls/gameplay were excellent. The game is more enjoyable and can get away with harder and cooler things because the player isn't constantly counting his remaining lives. This also allowed the game to be longer. As to the story told in this length it, like some of the graphics, were over-the top, but were awair of being so. The hyperbole of the messages, and ov the events and outcome of the game serve to reveal how insane and terrible things seem to the characters ensconced in their own narratives. So baring the overdramaticism, the plot/ messages as well as the level designs and backgrounds (particularly the specific way the layers of backgrounds moved dependant on the character's motion) were all strongly evocative, and the playing of the game along with the fitting soundtrack only augmented and accented their affect-iveness. Well done!
The Company of Myself